Possible selves are the __________ dimension of self-concept
A) positive
B) negative
C) temporal
D) social
C
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Going from specific facts or observations to general principles is called __________ thought
a. creative b. deductive c. illogical d. inductive
When tests are heterogeneous, estimates of internal consistency are likely to be
a. low. b. high. c. comparable. d. homogeneous.
A therapist wishes to show that his new therapy is a marked improvement over the current best available therapy
To do so, he examines the number of participants who improved with each. A total of 125 participants received his treatment (and 100 of them improved). A total of 80 participants received the alternative treatment (and 64 of them improved). What should the therapist conclude? A) His treatment is superior to the alternative because 100 is greater than 64. B) His treatment is no better than the alternative because the percentages are the same. C) His treatment is inferior because the percentages are the same. D) His treatment is superior because it included 125 people as opposed to 80.
Jin's positive attitude toward Japan, even though she has never been there, seems to be related to the fact that her mother is Japanese and talks about Japan with her all the time. Which method of attitude formation is involved in this example?
A. direct contact B. direct instruction C. interaction with others D. classical conditioning