In the Robbers Cave study (Sherif, 1966), 22 well-adjusted boys were assigned to one of two groups, the __________ or the ___________
a. Garter Snakes; Blue Jays
b. Eagles; Rattlers
c. good boys; bad boys
d. baseball team; basketball team
b
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Romanian orphans who had experienced the longest duration of early deprivation were most likely to show indiscriminate friendliness and difficulty in reciprocal social interactions that characterize _____ attachment
a. avoidant b. resistant c. disinhibited d. disorganized
In an attempt to diagnose Alzheimer's, Dr. Moneypenny is taking a sample of cerebrospinal fluid. She would be most likely looking for a certain protein called a. amyloid
b. dopamine. c. thioridazine. d. dysphoria.
According to Erikson, between the ages of 1 and 3, toddlers must resolve the psychosocial crisis of:
a. intimacy versus isolation b. industry versus inferiority c. integrity versus despair d. autonomy versus doubt
To interpret the results of quasi-experimental designs:
a. we may rely more on control than on logic. b. we may rely more on logic than on control. c. we must use control groups. d. we need to confirm findings in a laboratory setting.