_______________ refers to the illusion that a stationary pinpoint of light in a dark room appears to move and was used in research conducted by _______________
a. Autokinetic effect; Muzafer Sherif
b. False consensus effect; Muzafer Sherif
c. Autokinetic effect; Gordan Allport
d. False consensus effect; Gordan Allport
Answer: a
You might also like to view...
On the second day of class, you can't remember your psychology professor's name. In fact, you have difficulty remembering your other professors' names. If this is an example of interference, where are those memories?
A. The memories are still stored in long-term memory. B. The memories no longer exist. C. The memories are located in the nodes between sensory memory and short-term memory. D. The memories are located in the primary memory cache of working memory.
How has managed care affected contemporary treatments for psychological disorders?
a. ?Psychological treatments are less stigmatized today because of managed care. b. ?Decisions about treatment strategies are often made by untrained insurance company personnel. c. ?More people have access to psychological treatments because of managed care. d. ?Psychologists are able to develop more effective and evidence-based psychological treatments because of managed care.
According to Laurence Steinberg, the outcomes that are linked to authoritative parenting
A) vary according to ethnic group. B) are equally adaptive across all cultural contexts. C) are highly desirable in contemporary industrialized societies. D) do not give adolescents any particular advantage.
Compare the features of binge-eating disorder and bulimia nervosa. How are they similar? How are they different?
What will be an ideal response?