Wundt’s most important contribution to psychology was ____.?
a. ?“selling” psychology to the scientific community
b. ?describing psychology as an experimental science
c. ?beginning the first psychological journal
d. ?his publications, which are still widely read today
e. ?All of the above
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Which of the following students provides the best summary of the research regarding North American parents' preferences about the sex of their first-born child?
a. James: "Even though we are in the 21st century, parents in North America still say that they would prefer to have a boy, rather than a girl.". b. Daisuke: "Parents may say that they have no preferences, but the birth announcements in the newspapers express more pride if the child is a boy.". c. Isidro: "No research has been conducted on this topic since 1995, so we do not have recent information about sex preferences". d. Lucie: "Parents actually have no sex preferences, based on both their stated preferences and the amount of pride shown in announcements.".
Jane has just begun teaching Psychology 100 and wants her students to participate during class. She hopes that discussing the material, doing writing tasks, and working in small groups will help her students understand the material better. Jane is attempting to use ____ in her class.?
a. ?cognitive maps b. ?latent learning c. ?insight learning d. ?active learning
In Irving Biederman's recognition by components theory, a basic form, such as a cylinder or block is called a:
a. element b. geon c. cell d. soma
One drug that is often used to treat the positive symptoms of schizophrenia is:
a. fluoxetine b. chlorpromazine c. benzodiazepines d. lithium carbonate