Suppose the id were a hungry person in a crowded cafeteria. The id would most likely
a. do nothing.
b. wait in line.
c. push to the head of the line.
d. feel guilty about being so hungry.
ANSWER: c
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a. implicit memory tests b. implicit attitude measures c. randomization d. explicit attitude measures
Dr. Green is a psychologist working for a major steel manufacturing company. Dr. Green advises the company on how best to motivate its employees to be productive and follow safety regulations in its plants. Dr. Green is most likely a(n) ____ psychologist
a. ?industrial/organizational b. ?forensic c. ?health d. ?counseling
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a. the prenatal period. b. late infancy. c. middle childhood. d. adolescence.
Ben, a college professor, is being evaluated. One criterion used in evaluating his performance is the number of students he taught who were accepted by graduate schools. What word might a human resources psychologist use to describe this criterion?
a) hard b) primary c) analytical d) dynamic