What is the shortfall of the neurological approach to intelligence?
A. It can't provide either causes or correlations.
B. It focuses on brain size, which is hard to measure.
C. It doesn't acknowledge adaptive behavior.
D. It requires expensive equipment to measure.
Answer: C
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American psychology was influenced more by the works of Wundt and Titchener than by the work of Darwin and Galton.?
a. True b. False
A heritability index of 0 for a behavioural trait indicates that:
A) the brain has no role in the occurrence of that behavioural trait. B) genetic variation is not responsible for the individual variation in the occurrence of the trait. C) changing the environment will not change the likelihood that the trait will occur. D) the trait is extremely common in a given population.
To conduct valid and reliable experiments, parapsychologists must use all of the following EXCEPT
a. double-blind experiments. b. uncritical acceptance and confirmation bias. c. meticulous control and replication of experiments. d. security and accuracy in their record keeping.
The value of "noninterference" suggests that Native American parents might:
a. scold children for making drinking b. nurture their children while allowing them to learn from their mistakes regarding the use of a substance c. punish children and withdraw from them if they used alcohol d. not have contact with children if they used alcohol