Rebecca sends an email to her subordinate Fiona requesting a meeting to discuss a project. However, Fiona has to complete an urgent task and refuses Rebecca's request. Rebecca is not pleased and tells her colleague that Fiona is "too busy and important." In this scenario, Rebecca believes that Fiona's behavior has a
A. secondary cause.
B. central cause.
C. dispositional cause.
D. primary cause.
Answer: C
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a. Younger parents are more likely to have children with Down syndrome. b. Older parents are more likely to have children with Down syndrome. c. Older parents are less likely to have children with Down syndrome. d. All parents, regardless of their age, are equally likely to have children with Down syndrome.
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
You are watching an infomercial on TV that describes an "amazing weight loss" drug. You know that the product is a sham because the first thing the spokesperson says is wrong. What did she say?
a. "Leptin maintains a constant level of body fat.". b. "Through a hormone, the intestines signal the hypothalamus to stop eating.". c. "There are peripheral cues and central cues for hunger.". d. "Signals for hunger come exclusively from the stomach.".
Using the partial report method, Sperling found the capacity of iconic memory could hold
A) about four or five letters. B) about nine or ten letters. C) all the letters present. D) about one to two letters.