According to the textbook, it is important to think critically about "expert" advice. Which of the following is NOT a method recommended by the textbook for evaluating "expert" advice?
a) Consider the source.
b) Evaluate the credentials of the source.
c) Use popular opinion to judge the accuracy of the source.
d) Incorporate cultural context.
Answer: c
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If the diffusion of responsibility hypothesis is correct, then
a. compared to working alone, individuals working in unmonitored groups will get less work done. b. compared to working alone, individuals working in unmonitored groups will get more work done. c. compared to working alone, individuals working in unmonitored groups will get the same amount of work done. d. worker productivity will decrease if workers are paid less.
Sleep spindles are short bursts of brain activity generated by the
a. amygdala. b. thalamus. c. reticular formation. d. corpus callosum.
Early in psychology's history Charles Darwin, William James, and others proposed that motivation was a result of:
a) instincts. b) incentives. c) drives. d) emotions.
Abraham Maslow hypothesized movement through a pyramid of needs, beginning with survival needs for sleep, food, and water and reaching needs for self-actualization
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.