Approximately what percentage of homeless people have severe mental problems such as a diagnosis of bipolar disorder or schizophrenia?
A. 5
B. 15
C. 30
D. 60
Answer: C
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Regarding group sanctions, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Group sanctions involve being rewarded with acceptance for conformity and being rejected for nonconformity. b. The more important the group membership is to a person, the more he or she will be influenced by other group members. c. The risk of being rejected can be a threat to one's sense of personal identity. d. Because the groups in Asch's experiemnt were only temporary groups, group sanctions had no effect on the participants' tendency to conform.
The Peabody is
a. a useful component of a test battery. b. a viable alternative to the Binet. c. reliant on the ability to read. d. psychometrically unsound.
The branching fibers that form the information-receiving pole of the nerve cells are called _____
a. motor neurons b. dendrites c. sensory neurons d. axons
Mary wins her school's "field day dash" by running faster around the school's track than any other student in her grade. As the winner, she was given a ribbon with her name and the word "champion." Whenever Mary thinks of this ribbon, she wants to run again and become even faster. In this example, the ribbon is considered a
A. primary punisher. B. secondary punisher. C. primary reinforcer. D. secondary reinforcer.