Kimberly tends to worry a lot. She is temperamental, emotional, and vulnerable. She is high on which of the following "big five" personality traits?
A) openness to experience
B) neuroticism
C) extroversion
D) agreeableness
B
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In psychology, the word "confederate" is used to refer to ____
a. a research assistant who poses as a participant during the course of a research study in order to help create a certain situation b. a research participant who is purposely disruptive during a study (e.g., a participant who lies on questionnaires or refuses to complete an experimental task) c. a statistician or data analyst d. a prototypical research participant (i.e., the "confederate response" is a term used to refer to the "average response" or "mean response")
Which statement best describes sibling relationships over the adulthood years?
a. Sibling rivalry disappears once the children are on their own. b. Most siblings share intimate problems frequently across the years. c. Siblings often grow emotionally closer from middle age to old age. d. Significant life events like the death of a parent can bring close siblings together and push rival siblings apart.
Wanda is assessing a new treatment for performance anxiety and includes a single assessment for performance anxiety. Her study is at risk for ____
a. mono-method bias b. mono-operation bias c. treatment interactions d. restricted generalizability
Your friend has noticed that her daughter seems to pay more attention to what other girls, not boys, do while her son focuses on what other boys, not girls, do
She is surprised because she doesn't see why they both don't pay equal attention to boys and girls. You tell her that her children's behavior is best explained by __________ theory. a. social learning c. gender-schema b. Kohlberg's theory of gender identity d. biological