Ernest Hilgard argued that hypnosis involves ________
a. dissociation.
b. a loss of memory.
c. failure to monitor behavior.
d. role playing.
Answer: a
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When Ekman examined more than a dozen different cultures, asking people to
identify emotions from facial displays, he found that (a) there was much disagreement in labeling of certain emotions (b) there was consistent agreement in labeling of certain emotions (c) people in Western cultures tended to give different responses from people in non-Western cultures (d) his results were inconclusive
On your lunch break, you decide to try a new restaurant that you've been hearing about. Once you are seated, a family with a young infant who looks to be 8-9 months old sits next to you. As you smile at the child, thinking how adorable she is, she breaks
into tears, screams, and reaches for her father. You should probably a. take offense that the parents have not taught the child manners yet. b. smile and order your lunch, because stranger anxiety is very normal at this age. c. worry that you look very scary to children and go get a haircut and a fashion consult. d. change tables, because children who act like this are usually suffering from a stomach virus, and the kid could projectile vomit on you at any moment.
Give several examples of positive or negative correlations between two variables that reflect a causative relationship between the variables. Give several other examples that do not reflect a causative relationship between the variables.
What will be an ideal response?
In Western industrialized nations, menopause is treated as a
a. symbol of aging. b. medical problem. c. cultural experience. d. life transition.