Forty percent of all newborns are classified as easy children, ten percent are classified as difficult,
and about 15 percent are classified as slow-to-warm-up. How are the remaining 35 percent classified?
a. restrained-unexpressive
b. intensely shy or intensely moody
c. moderately easy
d. as not fitting into a single category
ANSWER: d
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a. direct self-report test b. indirect self-report test c. open-ended self-report test d. projective self-report test
Dr. Robins was writing a book about sexual practices of Americans. As part of her research she interviewed Verna. Verna claimed to have sex even when she was sick. The problem with Dr. Robins research is that Verna's claims are likely to be inaccurate. We call Verna's claims _________________ observations
Fill in the blank with the correct word.
During a thesis meeting, Dr. Voldemort suggests that Anwen consider using inferential statistics in her upcoming research project. After the meeting, Anwen meets her friend Jack and confesses she doesn't know what Dr. Voldemort was talking about. Jack explains that inferential statistics
A. are measures of central tendency and variability. B. are mathematical procedures used to draw conclusions from data. C. usually involve correlation coefficients. D. cannot be statistically significant by definition.
As early as the 15th century in England, individuals who today would be considered mentally ill were housed in hospitals or asylums. Which explanation for mental illness was typically held by those working with the mentally ill?
a. Psychogenic b. Spiritual c. Somatogenic d. Biopsychosocial