In their research on the door-in-the-face technique and blood donation, Cialdini and Ascani (1976) were concerned about the possibility of experimenter bias. What steps did they take to eliminate or reduce this methodological problem?
A) They kept the experimenter blind to participants' conditions.
B) They made use of a double-blind procedure.
C) They deceived the participants.
D) They deceived the experimenters.
D
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a. talk a lot about football, but would not play football. b. think that jumping rope is for her (even if she has never done it in the past). c. argue that boys should be made to jump rope. d. try playing football to make sure that it is not for her.
A problem of the exemplar theory of concept formation is that:
A. our memory systems do not function in the way that exemplar theory predicts B. our prototypes are based upon average features C. we would have to list all the exceptions to the definition of an object D. it takes longer to evaluate events that do not match the prototype
The _______ is thought to be the most important piece of employment legislation since the 1964 Civil Rights Act
a. Sexual Preference Fairness Act b. Equal Pay Act c. Americans with Disabilities Act d. Vietnam-Era Veterans Readjustment Act
The dorsal auditory stream enables you to ______, while the ventral stream is active in ______.
A. find sounds using timing differences; locating sounds using intensity differences B. know where a sound is; knowing what a sound is C. do complexity analysis; tonotopic analysis D. do pitch analysis; amplitude analysis