In the study conducted by Paul Maciejewski and his colleagues to test Jacobs' stage theory of grief, it was found that:
A) yearning was nonexistent after two years after the death of a loved one.
B) bargaining was low just after the loss and peaked over the course of five years.
C) acceptance was at its peak right after the death of a loved one and waned thereafter.
D) disbelief was highest just after the loss and waned over the course of two years.
D
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A) the just noticeable difference theory B) Weber's law C) the absolute threshold theory D) signal detection theory
An interrupted time-series design controls for ____ but not for ____
a. history; the Hawthorne effect b. history; normal fluctuation c. normal fluctuation; how one variable influenced others d. maturation; normal fluctuation
Some research has shown that stimulating parts of the temporal lobe can produce vivid autobiographical memories
Others have suggested that these are not true memories, but rather are more like altered perceptions that do not reflect real past experiences. To date, the true answer has not yet been solidified. This uncertainty in research findings demonstrates which of the six principles of scientific thinking? A) Ruling out rival hypotheses B) Correlation vs. causation C) Extraordinary claims D) Falsifiability
Someone who can recall an interrupted task but who has forgotten an already-completed task is experiencing
A) delay of gratification. B) the Zeigarnik effect. C) a simple loss of memory. D) dissociative memory loss.