In first grade, Thomas is found to be a monochromat. Thomas was born without:
A. attached retinas
B. functioning cones
C. complete cell development in one of the hemispheres of the occipital lobe
D. sight in one eye
Answer: B
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a. assume that the color and the type of vehicle are mutually exclusive. b. assume that the color and the type of vehicle are independent. c. assume that the color and the type of vehicle are exhaustive. d. simply multiply the two probabilities.
Which one of the following is a major function of survey research?
a. To dispel myths b. To collect as much data as possible in the shortest period of time c. To collect only information that will prove to be significant d. To acquire qualitative data
In a study that examined mental health care among individuals living in certain areas of Cedar Falls, Iowa, groups of participants from randomly selected city blocks were surveyed. This is an example of ____ sampling
a. convenience b. simple random c. stratified random d. cluster
Eva rides a bus to and from school each day and each night on the way home, Eva stops by the market to pick up some groceries. On the way to school each morning she associates each item on her grocery list with a different bus stop along her route home. This way, as she walks through the store she mentally continues her ride on the bus “picking up” the needed groceries along the way. Eva is using the ____________ to aid her memory.
A. acronyms B. method of loci C. mono-coding theory D. rote memorization