If you came down with an illness that prevented your vocal cords from vibrating properly, this would likely have the greatest impact on your ability to produce ______.
A. consonants
B. vowels
C. pitch
D. formants
Answer: A
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Ethologists such as Diane Fossey (who studied mountain gorillas) use a technique to adapt animal subjects to the presence of an observer by gradually increasing the time they spend in the animals' environment. This technique is called
A. implosion. B. desensitization. C. counterconditioning. D. progressive relaxation.
The existence, relatedness, growth (ERG) theory holds that ____.?
a. ?relatedness needs must be satisfied before growth needs are addressed b. ?growth needs center around the need for social contact in all forms c. ?a person will be motivated to pursue other needs if one need is fulfilled or frustrated d. ?growth needs are more concrete than relatedness needs
Sarah is on a committee to hire a new person for the social science department. As she interviews one candidate, she discovers that this engaging, very knowledgeable young man did his research in Sarah's area of expertise. Fearing that he might outshine her at the university, Sarah votes to hire another less qualified job candidate. Sarah's choice was most likely determined due to
a. Sarah ignoring the base rate. b. her unconscious mind. c. her emotions. d. her tendency to use the representativeness heuristic.
In the mid-1900s, the most popular introspective method of cognitive psychology was behaviorism.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)