Individuals who score highly on the dark triad tend to . . .

a. Cheat more than those who score less highly
b. Make more mate-poaching attempts than those who score less highly
c. Be more likely to have their own mates poached away from them
d. All of the above


d. All of the above

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Susie scored a 105 on an online test claiming to measure intelligence. One week later she took the same online test and earned a score of 107. Three weeks later she took it again and earned a 103. These scores indicate that the online tests is

A) valid. B) standardized. C) reliable. D) projective.

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According to the introductory information about cognitive skills in elderly people,

a. in general, elderly adults are more confident about their skills than young adults are. b. other variablesâ€"such as health or educationâ€"can explain part of the age-related cognitive differences. c. when researchers eliminate several other relevant variables, elderly adults and young adults have almost identical cognitive abilities. d. in general, elderly adults and young adults have had similar recent experience with memorizing material.

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Why is the information processing approach to measuring infant intelligence predictive of later intellectual ability?

A. It is an excellent measure of neurological health, which predicts later intellectual ability. B. Attention, memory, speed of thinking, and cognitive adaptability are competencies that permit individuals to make sense of and adapt to their world. C. Perception and motor skills, responsiveness, and language skills are competencies that form the foundation for later intelligence. D. It incorporates both cognitive and socioemotional measures of infant ability.

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What was the main task for children involved in Albert Bandura's classic experiment on observational learning?

a. Playing with a five-foot inflatable doll. b. Putting blocks into holes in a specific order. c. Trying to juggle balloons. d. finger painting

Psychology