Research shows that measures of positive behaviors and negative behaviors have _____
A. a strong negative correlation
B. a modest negative correlation
C. a modest positive correlation
D. no relationship
Ans: B
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Freud's ideas such as id, the Oedipus complex, and the basic drives of sex and aggression:
A. are very difficult to demonstrate experimentally or verify B. have been proven in several studies C. were actually developed by Carl Jung D. are assumed to be incorrect by most psychoanalytical theorists
An internal attribution occurs when individuals attribute the cause of a person's behavior to:
a. a situation in the environment b. a factor that the individual cannot control c. a personality trait or disposition d. a factor that the individual can control
Which of the following disorders involves positive symptoms, such as delusions and hallucinations; negative symptoms, such as a flat affect; communication difficulties; and a disintegrated personality?
a. somatoform disorder b. schizophrenia c. dissociative fugue d. multiple personalities
A _____ is the range within which a statistical result is confidently accepted as probably not due to chance
a. confidence interval c. critical range b. sampling distribution d. treatment interval