A psychologist administers a self-report test to a female college student . The test contains a list of
questions, each asking her to decide which of two statements better describes her.
This test is a(n) ______
test.
a. projective c. introjective
b. subjective d. objective
D
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People tend to have the most acquaintances/friends during a. young adulthood. b. middle adulthood. c. late adulthood
d. latest adulthood.
Garb (1997) reviewed the empirical evidence for social class bias, race bias, and gender bias in clinical judgment. Based on this review, the author recommended that clinicians should
a. use statistical prediction rules instead of clinical prediction or judgment whenever possible. b. accept only clients who are similar to the therapist in terms of race, social class, and gender to the extent possible. c. both of the above d. neither of the above
More seriously than other perspectives, core knowledge theorists have addressed which of the following questions?
A) "Why is experience essential for children and the knowledge they are born with?" B) "Why does speed of learning differ in children?" C) "What allows learning to get off the ground?" D) "Do all aspects of cognition develop uniformly, or do some develop at faster rates than others?"
If you were walking through the zoo and entered the "Africa Experience" exhibit, you would be very surprised to see a polar bear or a penguin, but probably not at all surprised to see an elephant or a rhinoceros. This is because __________.
A. of the crosslinking of sensory experiences B. the opponent-process theory allows for only one "animal schema" to occur at a time C. bottom-up processing will not allow you to accept an animal out of its place D. of a perceptual set about what you will see in that exhibit