Which observational research design has the greatest risk that the observer will influence the behaviors being observed?
a. naturalistic observation
b. participant observation
c. contrived observation
d. nonparticipant observation
b
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they wanted to be alone or with others, most of the time, participants were not in theirdesired social state. d. regardless of whether they wanted to be alone or with others, most of the time, participants were in theirdesired social state.
We tend to experience the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon when trying to name:
A. people and objects B. emotional states C. verbs D. locations and directions
Wernicke's area is located in the __________ association area
a. right frontal b. right temporal c. left frontal d. left temporal
According to James' early theory of emotion, a person's visceral, or physiological,
response comes ______ the feeling of fear when that person encounters a bear in the woods. (a) after (b) before (c) simultaneously with (d) A, B, or C, depending on the situation