Both men and women describe closer bonds with __________ than with __________
A) same-sex siblings; other-sex siblings
B) sisters; brothers
C) other-sex siblings; same-sex siblings
D) brothers; sisters
B
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Beckham is watching his first soccer match on television. Despite the fact that he has learned to kick the ball like the players while watching the event, he does not demonstrate this skill in his backyard later that afternoon. Bandura would refer to this situation as demonstrating
a. repression. b. classical conditioning. c. identification. d. latent learning.
Which of the following is NOT true of emergency contraception methods?
a. If a fertilized egg is already implanted into the wall of the uterus, progestin will not harm it. b. Mifepristone can induce a miscarriage in the first seven weeks of a pregnancy. c. Progestin pills are 95% effective in preventing pregnancy if they are taken within 24 hours after intercourse. d. All of these are true.
After working to solve a problem for three hours, Larry has just about "given up" until he suddenly realizes the "perfect" solution and wonders why he did not think of it sooner. Larry has just experienced
a. inductive thought. b. deductive thought. c. functional fixedness. d. insight.
An animal trainer is conditioning an elephant to startle at the sound of a trombone. Every time she plays the trombone, she then shows the elephant a mouse, which startles the elephant. Eventually, the elephant startles at just the sound of the trombone. However, after playing the trombone 10 more times, without a mouse appearing, the elephant exhibits no response. The trainer then gives the
elephant an adequate rest period from the trombone. What is MOST likely to occur if the elephant hears the trombone again the following week? A) The elephant will not react. B) The elephant will have a greatly delayed startle reaction. C) The elephant will startle upon hearing the sound. D) The elephant will startle only if it sees a mouse.