In working out his transference, Michael becomes defensive because he does not want to admit repressed thoughts and feelings into consciousness. Michael is showing:
a. flooding c. transference
b. polarized thinking d. resistance
D
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When men and women are told that they are taking a test that measures gender differences, which outcome can be expected?
a. Equally qualified women will perform worse than the men. b. Equally qualified men will perform worse than the women. c. The men and women will perform equally well. d. The test is more likely to capture true differences in men and women's performance.
When Herman received a lung transplant, his body thought that it was a foreign pathogen. It reacted by producing
a. antibodies. c. antileukocytes. b. antigens. d. transplant removal enzyme.
The most important limitation of the experimental method is that, no matter how careful an experimenter is, factors other than the independent variable can affect different subject groups in the study unequally. These factors are called _____
a) dependent variables. b) confounding variables. c) selection variables. d) error variables.
The human body contains how many chromosomes?
a. 23 b. 46 c. 69 d. 92