Compared to girls, boys with dyslexia are ______ likely to be disruptive in class and are _______ likely
to be referred for evaluation.
a. less, less c. more, less
b. less, more d. more, more
D
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As defined in the text, dual attitudes consist of ____
a. automatic attitudes and deliberate attitudes b. conditioned attitudes and unconditioned attitudes c. cognitions and emotions d. beliefs and opinions
You meet your best friend's spouse, Kendra, for the first time at a party. Because of Kendra's behavior at the party, you decide that she is arrogant, self-centered, and impolite. The next time you meet her she is doing volunteer work for your church. Can you easily change your impression of Kendra? Why?
A. Yes, because your cognitive schema for Kendra is new and thus can easily incorporate conflicting information. B. Yes, because your first impression of Kendra was formed using behaviors that must be displayed over an extended length of time. C. No, because your first impression is long-lasting, and you will tend to interpret new information about Kendra in a way that is consistent with your original impression. D. No, because a change in your impression of Kendra will alter your self-perception, causing you to experience cognitive dissonance.
According to Jensen, the ultimate basis of morality is a person's worldview
a. True b. False
If a person's true score is 110 on a test with a standard error of measurement of 3.7
and a mean of 100, we would expect 95% of the person's test scores to fall within a) 102.75 - 117.25 b) 92.75 - 107.25 c) 90.75 - 120.25 d) 100-110