The fact that people do not always remember their own behavior correctly poses the most significant problem for which of the following research methods?
a. an experiment
b. a psychological test
c. a survey
d. a correlational study
c
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The Big Five personality model led to which personality test?
a. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator b. MMPI c. Rorschach inkblots d. NEO PI-R
Speech segmentation is defined as
a. creating a sentence from a series of spoken words. b. ignoring the spaces between the spoken words of a sentence. c. organizing the sounds of speech into individual words. d. recognizing a few words out of many when hearing a largely unfamiliar language.
Benzodiazepines work by increasing the effectiveness of:
a. dopamine b. serotonin c. GABA d. norepinephrine
Dr. Masood is conducting an experiment in which she is testing the effect of video game playing on the ability to think creatively. One group of children plays video games two hours a day for a week, another group of similar children plays video games for a total of two hours in a week, and a third group of children do not play video games at all. All three groups of children then take a test
measuring their creativity. The hypothesis that Dr. Masood is testing is best described as a ____ hypothesis. a. ?predictive b. ?control c. ?causal d. ?behavioral