Maguire and colleagues found that a London cabby's ability to navigate the city's
confusing streets was correlated with the size of a a particular region of the
a. brain stem.
b. prefrontal cortex.
c. hypothalamus.
d. hippocampus.
e. cerebellum.
d. hippocampus.
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Malingering of false symptoms is aimed at
a. external motivation such as avoidance or exploitation. b. keeping one's status level elevated. c. excusing away imperfections by rationalization. d. hanging around looking like you are up to no good.
When I first started drinking, all I needed to get a buzz was two or three beers. Now it takes me about six or seven. I must have developed:
A. withdrawal B. tolerance C. dependency D. immunity
A researcher is studying the amount of sleep college students get each night. She notices that there is a lot of variability in the data,
with some students typically sleeping for around eight hours a night and some sleeping around five hours a night. One way to measure how spread out the data scores are is to use ________ a. the arithmetic mean. b. meta-analysis. c. inferential statistics. d. the standard deviation.
Fraternities often have a strict power hierarchy including pledges, members, officers, and the president. An organization such as this where inequality is valued could also be known as a ____________ power distance culture
a. high b. low c. moderate d. necessary