Bower, Gilligan, and Monterio (1981) hypothesized that people would notice and remember events in stories that were consistent with their mood. Participants were put into either a happy or a sad mood. All participants then read two stories, one of which was happy and one of which was sad. What was the design of the experiment?
a. one variable within-subjects
b. one variable between-subjects
c. mixed factorial design
d. within-subjects factorial design
c
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In the description of Latina/o feminism, your textbook points out that
a. Chicana feminists began organizing women-centered events about 40 years ago. b. European American feminists are more likely than Chicana feminists to be aware of social-class issues. c. in most US high schools, the students learn more about Latina/o history than they do about Black history. d. Chicano males are more likely than Black males to call themselves feminists.
Which of the following is more likely to be present in people with dyslexia?
a. weak eye muscles b. larger than normal corpus callosum c. stuttering d. bilateral symmetry in the cortex
In her position at the hospital, Bea administers neuropsychological assessments to the patients she meets. These assessments
A. assess a wide range of mental functions. B. create a phrenological map of a patient's brain. C. focus on the coping skills of patients with brain damage. D. identify a person's ego identity.
Which species experience menstrual cycles rather than estrus cycles?
A. all mammals B. all primates C. humans and New World primates D. humans and Old World primates