In the U.S. today, the odds of a couple who got married between the ages of 20 and 24 getting divorced are around 60%
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Which is a type of research design that involves the comparison of behavior observed in different situations, but where subjects are not randomly assigned to the different situations?
A. correlational study B. experiment C. quasi-experiment D. mixed methods
Joan suffers from social phobia. Maria is very outgoing. If we could look inside each of their amygdalae as they look at pictures of angry faces, what would we notice?
A. Joan's amygdala would have greater activity than Maria's amygdala when looking at female faces. B. Joan's amygdala would have greater activity than Maria's amygdala when looking at male faces. C. Maria's amygdala would have greater activity than Joan's amygdala. D. Joan's amygdala would have greater activity than Maria's amygdala.
Research on nursing home residents found that by __________ they were significantly better off than those in the control group
a. denying of the problem so that one can maintain a sense of optimism. b. giving them control of various aspects of their day-to-day life. c. realizing that one has no control over the outcome and moving toward a stage of acceptance. d. giving them a monetary daily living allowance.
Behavior therapists do not focus on:
a. the principles of classical conditioning c. specific problem behavior b. the underlying unconscious conflicts d. rewards to change behavior