Besner et al. presented participants with color words in which only one letter was in a color that conflicted with the color of the word (e.g., the word "red" with the "e" in blue). What happened to the Stroop Effect in this case?
a) There was a typical Stroop effect.
b) The Stroop effect was still found, but was reduced.
c) There was no Stroop effect.
d) The researchers found a reverse Stroop effect.
Answer: b
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A) adolescents should be accepted into society at a younger age. B) adolescents should marry later. C) adolescents should be given a greater voice in the community's social life. D) parenthood should be postponed.
Which statement is FALSE with regard to gender-schema theory?
A. The theory requires understanding of gender stability. B. The theory involves learning about gender-typical behavior. C. Children who refer to themselves by gender play less often with gender-stereotyped toys. D. Children who do not refer to themselves by gender play less often with gender-stereotyped toys.
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a. phonology b. semantics c. grammar d. pragmatics
Compliance with a command is called conformity
a. True b. False