Suppose a bird fancier breeds robins to have especially large red markings on their
breasts. The gradual increase in red markings that would result is said to be due to
(a) artificial selection (b) natural selection
(c) sociobiology (d) short-term adaptation
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Arthur is a young child with an old-fashioned rubber horn on his bicycle. He squeezes the horn to make a funny but annoying sound, and then has to wait for the rubber bladder to fill with air before he can "honk" again. The time he must wait is similar to a neuron's ________ period.
A. propagating B. refractory C. residual D. terminal
Hypnosis exerts its greatest effects on people's
a. perceptions. b. sensory systems. c. memory systems. d. verbal system. e. visual system.
Juan believes that all "Anglos" are uptight and cold, and he won't listen to any evidence that contradicts his belief. This example illustrates a case of:
a. prejudice. b. deindividuation. c. stereotyping. d. the self-serving bias.