A major figure in humanistic psychology is
a. B.F. Skinner.
b. Carl Rogers.
c. William Rogers.
d. Henry Murray.
B
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The circadian rhythm is reset by input from special ganglion cells in the retina. These ganglion cells are unusual in that they ____.
A. receive input from only cones, not rods B. are located only in a doughnut-shaped band surrounding the fovea C. respond directly to light, but respond very slowly D. become active only at night or in very dim light
Dr. Lafferman conducts a research experiment that explores the use of different classroom techniques for helping students earn better grades. After the research is fully complete, he posts a list of all of the students' grades on his office door,
along with a description of which of the participant groups each student was in. Which rule of ethical behavior has Dr. Lafferman forgotten to consider? a. A participant's right to fair and just compensation for participation b. A participant's right to privacy c. A participant's right to be involved with research that does not include deception d. A participant's right to give informed consent
Freud believed that children lose interest in sexual behavior at the end of the ______stage
a. genital c. oral b. phallic d. anal