If you are interested in clinical psychology, school psychology, social work, physical therapy, or another field that is on the outskirts of neuroscience, which resource would be a good choice?
a. The Journal of Neuroscience
b. Neurology
c. Scientific American Mind
d. Nature Neuroscience
c
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In an experiment set up to study whether participants become more or less aggressive when they view either a violent or a non-violent film, what is the independent variable?
a. the violence level of the films b. the participants' aggression c. the participants' perceptions of violence d. the participants' gender and age e. the difference in aggression between the groups
Dr. Paulus conducts a study that compares the success of two 8-week weight-loss regimens. She uses statistics to compare the mean number of pounds lost by participants in each condition and comes up with a p-value of .08 . What is the safest conclusion for her to draw?
a. The results of the study are statistically significant. b. The difference in mean weight loss between groups may have been caused by chance alone. c. The difference in mean weight loss between groups was too great to have been a chance finding. d. One could expect similar levels of weight loss in the population at large.
While visiting the People's Republic of China last summer, Suzi bought a hat. When she paid the storekeeper, he displayed a pattern of facial movements that we would call a smile. The Chinese storekeeper was probably
A. happy about the sale. B. in a bad mood. C. fearful at seeing a foreigner. D. None of the above
Which of these is a problem for surveys used in sex research?
a. lying b. faulty recall c. exaggeration d. all of the above