Adjusting one's own behaviour to align with the norms of the group is
a. conformity.
b. divergence.
c. deviation.
d. discrepancy.
e. job satisfaction.
Ans: a. conformity.
You might also like to view...
Alexander is hooked up to an electroencephalograph (EEG) in a sleep lab. As the researcher watches the printout from the EEG, theta waves appear. Based on this information, the researcher can conclude that Alexander
a. has just entered Stage 3 sleep. b. is still awake, but is relaxed and drowsy. c. has just entered Stage 1 sleep. d. is currently in REM sleep.
Suppose you will win $10,000 if you canfind a person who had a mood disorder. The person cannot be anyoneyou have met, interviewed, or know personally. Who should you pick to win the money?
a. the identical twin of a person with unipolar depression b. a person raised in an adoptive home with depressed parents c. the fraternal twin of a person with unipolar depression d. the identical twin of a person with bipolar disorder
One way to maximize the cost effectiveness of modeling is to use
a. generic stimuli. b. behavioral observation. c. participant modeling. d. natural models.
An area within primary auditory cortex responds best to tones of 1000 Hz. An area adjacent to that region responds best to tones of 1005 Hz. Which principles does this observation best illustrate?
A. auditory scene analysis B. tonotopic organization C. Doppler shifts D. the Helmholtz-Hertz principle of frequency discrimination