The facial feedback theory had it roots in the work of:
a. Pavlov c. Weber
b. Darwin d. Binet
B
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A concern regarding the Milgram obedience study is that of:
A. mundane realism B. appropriate control groups C. ethics D. adequate testing of the null hypothesis
Mesmer's lasting contribution to psychology is his ____
a. research showing the relationship between syphilis and the mental deterioration seen in general paresis b. development of a textbook for psychiatry that described the major disorders c. demonstration that psychological factors, such as the power of suggestion, can be highly therapeutic d. demonstration that the masses can fall for a false set of beliefs
A strategy in which someone makes an attractive initial offer to get a person to commit to an action and then makes the terms less favorable is known as _____
a) obedience. b) the foot-in-the-door technique. c) conformity. d) the low-ball technique.
If the M'Naghten rule was applied to Ryan's trial after he committed a murder, he would not be held responsible if __________.
A. the act was driven by impulses he was unable to resist B. the act was the product of mental disease or mental defect C. he was under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the offense D. he was unable to tell right from wrong