Which of the following statements is false?
A) Examinees usually score higher on a recognition test if they are told to expect a
recognition test.
B) Examinees usually do not score as high on an objective test if they are told to expect an
essay test than if they are told to expect an objective test.
C) Examinees usually score higher on a recall test if they are told to expect a recall test.
D) Examinees should be told in advance what type of test will be administered.
B
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________ is the tendency of groups to make decisions that are more extreme than the decisions that are made by members acting alone
FIll in the blank with correct word.
Psychodynamic theories of rape state that men who rape do so
a. because they are hypersexual and cannot control their sexual arousal b. because they are generally psychotic c. to express power, anger, or sadism d. it is part of their ancestral heritage
The stop-and-go technique was suggested by ______
a. Masters and Johnson c. Heiman and LoPiccolo b. Kaplan d. Semans
Observational techniques are limited to nonexperimental studies.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)