The social impairment that defines autism is now viewed as being
a. qualitatively and quantitatively different than from typical social behavior.
b. qualitatively rather than quantitatively different from typical social behavior.
c. quantitatively rather than qualitatively different from typical social behavior.
d. qualitatively and quantitatively similar to that of typical social behavior.
c
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When a deviation IQ score is converted into a percentile score, it indicates
a. percentage of cases scoring at a lower level. b. percentage of cases scoring at a higher level. c. percentage of the time one can be expected to score at a similar level if the test is taken again. d. that the original score deviated too much from the average to be reliable.
Imagine that researchers find some memories are lost very quickly from memory while other memories are much longer lasting. This evidence would create the most problems for the theory of forgetting known as:
a. decay theory b. interference theory c. the theory of motivated forgetting d. memory savings theory
Proponents of modern evolutionary theory argue that preselected, adaptive motives and behaviors are those that
a. ensure the survival and spread of the individual's genes. b. ensure the survival of the individual. c. ensure the formation of emotional ties to caregivers. d. encourage the learning of survival techniques.
Viewing something as being funny depends on one's ability to recognize
a. irony. c. incongruity. b. interpretations. d. subtlety.