The research method whereby a single individual is observed intensively is the
A) case study B) single-case design
C) participant observation D) naturalistic observation
A
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A. size constancy B. color constancy C. retinal disparity D. stereopsis
One problem with Kohlberg's stage model of moral reasoning is that __________.
A. replication studies have not found that people progress through stages 1 through 4 in order B. moral dilemmas are not comprehensible to most adolescents C. most adults do not reason at stages 3 or 4 D. people can select reasoning at different stage levels depending on the social context
If your cortex was damaged, you could not:
A. experience echoic memory B. transfer information from short-term memory to long-term memory C. control your heart rate D. hold information in short-term memory
A ME/CFS diagnosis can be made ______.
A. using lab biomarkers for ME/CFS B. after a blood test C. after an MRI scan of the brain D. only after other conditions have been excluded.