Adolescents who receive a lot of phone calls usually interpret this as:
A) indication of their social standing.
B) a sign of great communication skills.
C) evidence of their academic success.
D) proof of their sexual attractiveness.
Answer: A
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a. the effect of context. b. visual analogue. c. low sample size. d. forced choice effect.
Spencer witnessed an automobile accident. After the accident, one of the bystanders casually mentioned that the driver was probably intoxicated. Even though the driver had not been drinking, and had never crossed the center line, when Spencer is describing the accident to the police, he states that the car had been "weaving all over the road" just before the accident. Based on what is known about
memory errors, you should conclude that Spencer's faulty recall is the result of: a. implicit memory readjustment b. proactive interference c. memory reconstruction d. state-dependent memory
When the type of environment varies, reaction ranges tend to
a. be constant, regardless of the child's genetic potential. b. be widest for children of weak genetic potential. c. be widest for children of strong genetic potential. d. vary unpredictably.
Evidence suggests that preferences for violent television shows at age 8,
A) does not lead to subsequent aggression later in life. B) is related to higher levels of depression by age 30. C) may be related to the seriousness of criminal convictions by age 30. D) is related to higher levels of anxiety by age 30.