The inner core of the adrenal glands that secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine is called the adrenal
a. medulla.
b. cortex.
c. nucleus.
d. ventricle.
A
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A. both men will think that the food they ate made them sick B. Davis will think that he has stomach cancer, and Azra will think that the food he ate made him sick C. Davis will think that the food he ate made him sick, and Azra will not think anything at all D. Azra will think that he has stomach cancer, and Davis will think that the food he ate made him sick
Dr. Schultze conducts research on the effects of a new drug on obsessive-compulsive disorder. In his study, neither Schultze nor the participants knows who is receiving the active drug and who is receiving the placebo. This example describes
a. random sampling. b. a double-blind study. c. a single-blind study. d. a control factor. e. a social desirability bias.
Mr. Edam grew up in Wisconsin and knows a lot about Colby cheese. Mr. Cheddar grew up in Cheddar, England, and knows a lot about cheddar cheese. Both are given an intelligence test that contains a question about Colby cheese. The fact that Mr. Edam would be at an advantage due to his familiarity with the subject matter illustrates a problem referred to as
a. the Flynn effect. b. savant syndrome. c. culture bias. d. factor analysis.
Marcia completed the analyses from her experiment, and as she predicted, she found a statistically significant difference (p<.05) in time spent studying between students with psychology majors and students with mathematics majors. Which of the following is true?
A. Marcia can prove her hypothesis. B. Marcia can reject her null hypothesis. C. Marcia can generalize from her results. D. Marcia can plot her data using a scatterplot.