What is "mens rea" in relation to a crime?
a) The cognitive component of the crime
b) The criminal behaviour itself
c) The incapacity to foresee the consequences of your actions
d) The intention to kill someone
a
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A math teacher, wishing to include a practical question on a test, asks students to calculate how many games out of first place a baseball team is, given its won/lost record and that of the first-place team. After the test, a student complains that the question tested knowledge of baseball, not math. The student is criticizing the ____ of the question.
A. validity B. reliability C. practical nature D. clarity
Why is the term "lie detector test" inaccurate?
a. These tests simply measure changes in arousal. b. The test is not detecting lying, but the administrator is. c. Using the term "lie" does not accurately reflect guilt. d. Only very sophisticated computers can detect lying, not polygraphs.
What percentage of centenarians rates their current lives as good or very good?
A) 6 B) 18 C) 33 D) 59
A nerve cell that fires both when a person acts and when a person observes the same action performed by someone else, as if the observer himself or herself were acting:
A) glial cell B) mirror neuron C) modifier gene D) none of the above