Amber can quickly and accurately arrange crayons from lightest to darkest. This demonstrates a capacity for
a. animism.
b. centration.
c. seriation.
d. transitional thinking.
c
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The research shows that biracial individuals
a. sometimes have an advantage because they can connect with more than one ethnic community. b. typically feel rejected by all ethnic communities. c. are considered to be White, even if one parent is from a non-White ethnic background. d. have been studied more than any ethnic group other than Blacks.
Tia thinks that most students fail because of personal characteristics, like laziness or low IQ. Tia is relying on what to make her decision?
A. external attribution B. covariation model of attribution C. internal attribution D. principle of noncommon effects
Assuming a large standard deviation, as the sample size increases:
a. the less likely it is that nonprobability sampling is appropriate. b. the more likely it is that nonprobability sampling is appropriate. c. sample error increases. d. sample error decreases.
At work, an outside consultant asks you to fill out a questionnaire that concerns how you think about the workplace social environment. The questionnaire specifically asks questions about your perceptions of relationships among workers and supervisors, of opportunities for career development and learning on the job, and of how much of an emphasis is put on innovation and on control by
supervisors. What conceptual model of ecological context in Chapter 5 has influenced this consultant? a. behavior setting concepts b. social climate scales c. social regularities scales d. Kelly's ecological principles