Suppose that you get a creepy feeling every time you ride the bus at night. Even if you have never heard about anything scary happening on the bus at night, you might end up using this feeling to form a judgment that riding the bus at night is a bad thing. Forming a judgment in such a way would be consistent with ____
a. the idea of affective forecasting
b. the idea of affect balance
c. the affect-as-information hypothesis
d. having high emotional intelligence (EQ)
C
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c. When infants heard that melody, their heart rate changed. d. The infants showed no indication of remembering that melody.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following is one of the questions that a researcher should ask herself before conducting a research study?
A) "How can I avoid using statistics to analyze my results?" B) "What research strategies should I use to test my idea?" C) "Will I be able to prove my hypothesis?" D) "How can I guarantee that I obtain subjective results?"
A variable that the experimenter manipulates is called a(n) __________
a) coefficient of correlation. b) dependent variable. c) control condition. d) independent variable.