Detective Rawlings asked Harry, a witness to a mugging, to mentally reconstruct the details of the incident before showing him the suspects in the line-up. In having Harry place himself at the scene of the crime, what principle was Rawlings using to facilitate accurate identification?
a. feeling of knowing c. context-dependent memory
b. maintenance rehearsal d. eyewitness testimony
C
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Children who are frequently spanked tend to be ill behaved. What conclusion (if any) can we draw from this result? a. Spanking leads to bad behaviors
b. Ill-behaved children provoke their parents to spank them. c. Certain genes lead to ill-behaved children and short-tempered parents. d. We can draw none of these conclusions.
Erik Erikson attributed his interest and lifelong work on identity to . . .
a. Wanting to please his mother b. His need to solve his own identity crisis c. Coming to America at an early age d. His fluency in three languages
Which statement is TRUE regarding women and/or ethnic minorities in the field of psychology?
a. ?Women did not make any significant contributions to the field of psychology until the last 50 years. b. ?Ethnic minorities did not make any significant contributions to the field of psychology until the last 50 years. c. ?Although ethnic minorities made significant contributions in psychology from the very beginning, women did not make any contributions until the last 50 years. d. ?Both women and ethnic minorities made significant contributions to the field of psychology from the early years of its history.
Katie is a typical American ninth grader. It is most likely that Katie has tried
A) cocaine. B) tobacco. C) marijuana. D) alcohol.