The most likely problem for the effective and fair use of eyewitness testimony in court proceedings is __________
a. humans' poor gist accuracy
b. humans' poor detail accuracy
c. human use of case grammar
d. humans' adoption of script theory
Answer: b
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a. Envy b. Delight c. Rejection d. Empathy
clinician would describe clients who think often of killing themselves as experiencing suicidal ______.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
After reading a newspaper article about teenagers who illegally download music from the Internet, you conclude that those who engage in such behavior are morally bankrupt. It never occurs to you that the actual reason teenagers download music from the Internet is because they are not able to afford a compact disc, or they are tempted to download music because of peer pressure. Your thinking on this matter can be characterized by the:
A. false consensus bias. B. fundamental attribution error. C. misinformation effect. D. dispositional bias.
Which of the following situations is most likely to occur according to the law of effect?
A. A person who receives a reply that is less interesting than an ongoing lecture is more likely to keep on texting. B. A person who injures his knee while exercising a few times is more likely to exercise more often. C. A person who feels less energetic after drinking coffee one morning is more likely to have coffee every morning. D. A person who receives a desired message is more likely to check e-mails more often.