Which of the following approaches of assessing behavior may include quantification of heart rate, muscle tension, and brain waves?
a. Physiological measurement of behavior
b. Self-reports of behavior
c. Direct observation of behavior
d. Analysis of cognitive processes
ANS: A
FEEDBACK: Physiological assessments of behavior include heart rate, muscle tension, and brain waves. By recording such measurements, it is possible to evaluate the physiological effects of various stimuli. The measures can also be used to confirm the accuracy of information obtained by other assessment methods.
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