Each person can produce more than ______ versions of his/her own 46 chromosomes
23
46
2 million
8 million
8 million
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Kulik and colleagues (1996) found that as compared to other heart surgery patients, heart surgery patients who had a hospital roommate who had already undergone the same type of surgery had ______.
A. shorter stays, but about the same amount of anxiety B. less anxiety, but hospital stays that weren’t any shorter C. about the same amount of anxiety, and hospital stays that weren’t any shorter D. not only less anxiety, but shorter stays as well
If you are interested in identifying children who are highly aggressive, and you have a normally distributed scale that will do so, you will be particularly interested in
a. scores on that scale that are substantially above the mean. b. scores on that scale that are substantially far from the mean. c. scores on that scale that are substantially below the mean. d. any extreme score.
Psychologists find that agreeing on the differences between typical and abnormal behaviors is surprisingly difficult. However, deciding that an individual’s behaviors and mental processes are abnormal is essential because ____
a. ?it provides a benchmark for statistical analysis of these behaviors b. ?it is the first step toward labeling that person with a psychological disorder and providing treatment c. ?it establishes a cross-cultural consensus of what constitutes a disorder d. ?it protects society from possible psychopathological behavior
A student is chairperson of the group responsible for developing a procedure to handle cheating at his school, yet he takes no action when his best friend confides in him that he cheated on his last test. According to Leon Festinger,
the student will experience a. self-serving bias. b. compliance. c. informational influence. d. cognitive dissonance.