A person experiencing stress might feel:
a. fear
b. anger
c. sadness
d. all of these choices are possible
D
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How would someone ensure that a measure of perseverance has metric equivalence?
a. By ensuring that the measure can be translated and back-translated. b. By establishing the definition of the concept of perseverance. c. By using numerous measures until more than one of the measures establishes a significant result. d. By measuring perseverance in one culture and comparing it with the results from another culture.
Which of the following is recommended in the chapter as an effective means of punishing a child?
a. Use time-outs and loss of privileges (negative punishers) instead of physical punishment. b. Punishment should be intermittent (or unexpected) to ensure long-term conditioning. c. Avoid overwhelming the child with information about the kind of behavior that would be appropriate. d. Whenever possible, use negative reinforcement when faced with undesirable behavior.
Iker is an industrial and organizational psychologist who is interested in studying motivation in the context of the workplace. From his initial research, Iker learns that motivation affects all of the following except
A. how often an employee misses work. B. how much an employee persists to complete a task. C. employees' decisions about whether to work and what kind of job to seek. D. whether an employee has an optimistic outlook.
In male identical twins, if one of the twins is gay, the other has a ___% chance of also being gay
a. 75 b. 25 c. 50 d. 100