Kohlberg believed that _____________________ were central to attaining a higher level of moral reasoning
A. experiences during toddlerhood
B. peer interrelatioships
C. parental upbringing
D. social environment and reasoning
D
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You have come to the part of your Abnormal Psychology textbook that covers the sexual dysfunctions, where there are several case studies presented. Which of the following might well be the subject of one of those cases?
a. someone who displays deviant sexual behavior b. someone with an anatomical defect that interferes with normal sexual behavior c. someone whose sexual desire is inhibited d. someone who has an excessive interest in sex
What is the term for the statistical approach that calculates and then combines the effect sizes from multiple studies?
A. Meta-analysis B. Effect analysis C. Multiple-effect analysis D. Correlational analysis
Allport's personal-document technique involves the use of:
a. dreams. b. written or spoken records. c. video transcriptions of interviews. d. questionnaires.
The principle illustrated when most people are able to recognize a variety of examples of chairs even though no one category member may have all of the characteristic properties of "chairs" (e.g., most chairs have four legs but not all do) is
a. family resemblance. b. prototypicality. c. graded membership. d. instance theory.