A psychostimulant-induced increase in behaviors like gnawing, turning in circles, and grooming in rodents would serve as an example of:
a. purposeful behavior.
b. stereotypy.
c. punding.
d. rate-dependent.
Ans: B
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a. neurotic. b. psychotic. c. extraverted. d. introverted.
A correlation coefficient is a number
a. indicating the percentile of a score. b. representing a location on the normal curve. c. that expresses the strength and direction of a relationship between two variables. d. that presents the average relationship.
Data show that there is great similarity of male/female differences in sexual behavior
across cultures. These data are used to support (a) the need for correlational research (b) the idea that environmental pressures in the real world are more powerful than those in the laboratory (c) sociobiology (d) the need for experimental research
The concept of “method of savings” was developed by Ebbinghaus to study the efficiency of
a. recognition.
c. repression.
b. recall.
d. relearning.