A clinical psychologist wants to know when her depressed patients are getting better. Although she could rely on their self-reports, she wonders if some patients will tell her what she "wants to hear." A colleague mentions the name Duchenne
What is he suggesting?
a) look for a real smile
b) study the use of regulators during sessions
c) examine the number of words patients use
d) count the number of pauses during conversations
A
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a. inconsistent with other research on fear-inspiring messages on more general topics b. consistent with other research on fear-inspiring messages on more general topics c. indicative that fear-inspiring messages tend to be very persuasive on anti-AIDS messages d. indicative that no one is persuaded by fear-inspiring messages on anti-AIDS messages
Suppose that Sir Francis Galton were alive today and received an invitation to address students on the topic of his research with greatest relevance to intelligence. Which of these would be the best title?
a) "Intelligence: Genes Count" b) "Genes and the Environment Interact" c) "Changing Intelligence via Early Stimulation" d) "Challenging the Genetics Notion of Intelligence"
The impression we think others have of us refers to our
a. ideal self b. social self c. self-image d. private self
What is Walter Mischel's view on affective responses?
A. They are inseparable from cognitions. B. They have little effect on an individual's behavior. C. They are the most stable cognitive-affective units. D. They exclude emotions and feelings.