Smith and Snell found __________ among emerging adults to be related to __________ well-being and __________ rates of participation in a variety of risk behaviors.
A. religious beliefs and participation; higher; lower
B. religious beliefs and participation; lower; higher
C. consistent moderate exercise; higher; lower
D. consistent moderate exercise; lower; higher
Answer: A
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c. common stereotypes are based on gender, ethnicity, and occupation. d. stereotypes are frequently broad overgeneralizations.
Halo effects are most likely to be caused by
a. reliance on implicit personality theories. b. the tendency to perceive women as having a nurturing role. c. biases in the graphology process. d. the use of structured interviews in personnel selection.
When using websites for information on psychological topics, which of the following sources would be considered authoritative?
a. Wikipedia b. personal blogs c. the American Psychological Association d. all of these
In a classic experiment on forgetting, college students learned lists of nonsense syllables. After studying, students in one group slept for eight hours and then were tested for memory of the lists. A second group stayed awake for eight hours after studying the lists. The results of the experiment revealed that
a. the group that slept performed better on the memory test. b. the group that stayed awake performed better on the memory test. c. both groups performed equally well on the memory tests. d. neither group could remember any of the nonsense syllables after eight hours.