Resistance to the requests of others can be encouraged by all of the following except
a. vigilance.
b. reciprocal wariness.
c. following the norm of reciprocity.
d. knowledge that the other person is trying to get you to comply.
c
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How were the questions for the NEO-PI-R developed?
a. Items were taken directly from the MMPI. b. "Normal" individuals were asked to list personality traits. c. They were balanced for positive and negative wording. d. They selected traits from a dictionary.
Regarding characteristics that influence conditioned responses, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. In general, the more often the CS is paired with the US, the stronger the CR. b. In general, the more often the CS is paired with the US, the more reliable the CR. c. The strongest conditioned responses occur when the CS is presented first and remains present throughout the administration of the US. d. A stronger US will typically lead to faster conditioning than a weaker one. e. A single pairing of the CS and US cannot result in classical conditioning.
Rachel is always having arguments with her parents over seemingly trivial matters. Her parents view her as moody and quick to lose her composure. According to the textbook, Rachel's moodiness is the result of:
A. sex hormones B. peer pressure C. her parents' permissiveness D. the stresses of school
The outer layer of the brain, with all its convolutions, is called the ________.
A. amygdala B. cerebral cortex C. basal ganglia D. cingulate gyrus