According to Sternberg, the ability to focus on one's strengths, compensate for weaknesses, and seek out environments in which one can function most effectively reflect ______ intelligence
a. analytical c. creative
b. exponential d. practical
D
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According to the APA code of ethics, deception in research is only justified if the scientific, educational, or applied value of the study is clear, and there is no way to answer the research questions adequately without deceiving the participants
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which Statement is true?
A) Most Americans prefer to have only one child.
B) The rate of childlessness in the U.S. has increased over the past few decades.
C) About 28 percent of currently married women in the U.S. do not expect to have any children in their lifetime.
D) All of the first three are true
A salesperson works for a car dealership for 40 hours per week, but may choose not to work hard all of the time. The dealership's owner cannot observe the salesperson's effort, but can observe the number of cars sold. The salesperson's personal cost of working at the dealership is C(H) = 1,200 + H2, where H is the number of hours during which he works hard. The corresponding marginal cost of effort is MC = 2H. Without any effort, the salesperson will, on average, generate a profit of $1,200. With each hour of high effort, he has a 5 percent chance of selling a car. Each car sale generates a profit of $900. Suppose the owner gives the salesperson $1,200 in base pay plus a bonus of $500 for each car he sells. How many hours of hard work will the salesperson choose?
A. 20 B. 22.5 C. 12.5 D. 25
Which criticism of humanistic theories of personality is also a criticism of Freud's psychoanalytic view of personality?
A. The theories' concepts can be explained by social-cognitive approaches. B. The theories have not received popular attention outside of psychology. C. The theories are difficult to falsify. D. The theories fail to describe human experience.