According to Schachter and Singer's theory, what does your sympathetic nervous system arousal determine?
a. Which emotion you feel
b. The action that your emotion stimulates
c. The appraisal related to your emotion
d. The intensity of your emotion
d
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You are watching your two-year-old nephew and are amazed how quickly he can learn concepts and objects. According to Module 14, what accounts for this?
A. The brains of children have built-in exemplars of concepts and objects. B. Children have brains that are already set up to quickly store things into categories. C. Children use heuristics to learn concepts and objects. D. The brains of children tend to ignore algorithms that can slow down learning, as is seen in adults.
__________ refers to explaining the purpose of a study to participants after completion of data collection
a. Debriefing b. Informed consent c. Deception d. none of the above
Carlos decides to focus on individuals who are at high risk of becoming homeless, specifically, individuals with severe, persistent mental illness who are being released from state hospitals. He is aware that many of his potential research participants have low literacy levels and takes this into consideration when preparing his informed consent materials. In terms of the Belmont Report's
conceptualization of informed consent, Carlos is addressing ____. a. assent b. comprehension c. information d. voluntariness
A research study attempts to describe the relationship between self-esteem and birth order position by measuring self-esteem for each individual in a group of first-born boys, and then comparing the results with self-esteem scores for a group later-born boys. This study is an example of the ____ strategy
a. nonexperimental b. correlational c. experimental d. quasi-experimental