Large psychological data sets are being made available on the Internet so that
a. the data may be analyzed for relationships not considered by the original researchers
b. researchers can mimic experimental techniques
c. as part of new National Institute of Health guidelines
d. researchers know what other researchers are working
a
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a. cannot pass a law that is inconsistent with the Constitution. b. are provided regulations for their individual cities. c. must define county governments according to constitutional guidelines. d. have complete control over how they regulate interstate commerce.
When the new work group formed, the supervisor made group members wear large name tags and asked everyone to initial the work they helped complete. How might these actions reduce social loafing?
A. Contributions can be connected to individuals. B. They feel like the supervisor cares about them as people. C. They have pride in seeing their initials on the work. D. The group is new, so existing prejudices don't get in the way.
Professor Green takes a contextual approach to child development by studying how the child interacts with his or her physical, social, cultural, and historical world. Professor Green's view is most consistent with the
a. systems approach. c. eclectic approach. b. psychodynamic approach. d. Piagetian approach.
In Horney's theory, moving __________ results in a __________ solution
a. toward others; self-expansive b. against others; self-expansive c. away from others; self-effacing d. toward others; resignation e. away from others; self-effacing