Gail conducts an experiment that may produce harmful effects. To protect her subjects, after the experiment has been completed, she thoroughly explains the purpose of the experiment, and helps subjects deal with possible doubts or guilt arising from their behaviors in the experiment. Gail is going through the process of:
a. random selection c. introspection
b. statistical procedures d. debriefing
D
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Self-efficacy is related to
a. an individual's commitment to goals. c. career choice. b. academic performance. d. all of these.
A college professor who gives daily quizzes, grades them immediately, and returns them with the errors and corrected answers marked is
a. providing feedback. b. using the CAI technique. c. applying instructional games. d. employing the two-factor theory of learning.
Which of these would represent an altruistic action for a small child?
a. Ignoring a forceful request by an adult b. Toppling a toy building after seeing a TV report about a terrorist attack c. Offering to share a toy with a playmate d. Suspending an aggressive action after it started
Psychoanalysis emphasizes unconscious processes while behaviorism emphasizes
a. perception. c. sensation. b. observation. d. introspection.