Which of the following statements is consistent with an experiential style of learning?
a. I like to make my learning personal, as I feel things deeply and respond at an emotional level.
b. I like to think about ideas and concepts, rely on reason, and examine ideas carefully.
c. I like to watch and listen; I look at all sides of an issue, and often take my time before I respond.
d. I like to learn by doing things; I try things out, and enjoy seeking results.
a. I like to make my learning personal, as I feel things deeply and respond at an emotional level.
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You should also state ______ according to how you expect the different sample means to be ordered in comparing the groups.
A. rejected hypothesis B. alternative hypothesis C. null hypothesis D. accepted hypothesis
When asked to identify which individual is a U.S. citizen, John Smith, who appears to be of European descent, is more likely to be chosen than Hoy Ping, who appears to be of Asian descent. This is an example of:
a. aversive prejudice. b. symbolic prejudice. c. implicit prejudice. d. modern prejudice.
All of the following statements about early language abilities are accurate except
a. at 6 months of age, infants are able to discriminate native and nonnative consonant contrasts b. by 10 to 12 months of age, infants have difficulty perceiving differences among nonnative consonant contrasts c. after infants become specialists for the sounds in their native language, they are unable to regain that ability for any other language – an example of the "use it or lose it" principle d. a "perceptual magnet effect" is now believed to provide the best explanation of infants' shifting phonemic sensitivity
When people classify a stimulus based on how similar it appears to be to the typical case, they are using the ________ heuristic
a. availability b. exemplar c. correspondence d. representativeness