Participants could flip a coin and announce the results (favorable to themselves or someone else), or they could let the experimenter flip the coin. What did most of them do?
a. Most chose to flip the coin, and then announced the result honestly.
b. Most chose to flip the coin, and then lied about the result
c. Most requested that the other person flip the coin.
d. Most chose to let the experimenter flip the coin.
d
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a. both women and men prefer healthy-looking, attractive partners because they are most likely to be fertile. b. men prefer partners who are intelligent, so that they know how to take care of children. c. women prefer men who have good incomes and are reliable. d. both women and men prefer partners who have good incomes, because evolution favors income and other signs of power.
Cassie knew that her radio only worked if it was by her window in her high-rise apartment. When her cell phone wasn't getting a signal in a big office building, she tried moving to the window to improve reception. Cassie's problem solving strategy is characteristic of:
a. the working backward heuristic b. the availability heuristic c. the searching for analogies heuristic d. a means-ends analysis
Cocaine's effects on the nervous system center around its ability to:
a. decrease the amount of neurotransmitters available in the nervous system b. block reuptake of dopamine c. increase reuptake in the synapse d. decrease the sensitivity of receptors to norepinephrine
When children hear a new word in a familiar context, they can simply add the word to the general category without fully understanding the word. This is called
lexical addition. categorical embellishment. vocabulary expansion. fast-mapping.