Sometimes a subject's expectations may lead to behavior change in the absence of any effective treatment. This is referred to as an example of
a. sampling bias.
b. experimenter bias.
c. socially desirable responding.
d. the placebo effect.
D
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a) True b) False
An example of a sex-linked trait is ____
a. eye color b. color vision deficiency c. temperament d. intelligence
According to the levels of processing approach to memory, thinking about synonyms is one method of _____ processing that should _____ memory for that term
a. shallow; decrease b. deep; increase c. maintenance; increase d. dualistic; decrease
From the twentieth week until birth,
A) brain weight increases tenfold. B) glial cells decrease at a rapid rate. C) the fetus is viable. D) brain growth slows.