Participants in a study by O'Connor and Rosen blood (1996) indicated about every hour whether they were alone or with others and whether they wanted to be alone or with others. The results of this study revealed that
a. most of the time, participants wanted to be with others, but were alone.
b. most of the time, participants wanted to be alone, but were with others.
c. regardless of whether
they wanted to be alone or with others, most of the time, participants were not in theirdesired social state.
d. regardless of whether they wanted to be alone or with others, most of the time, participants were in theirdesired social state.
d
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a. emerge through reciprocal influence. b. describe how members act, feel, and think. c. define which behaviors are “bad” or “wrong.” d. emerge from personal, idiosyncratic beliefs. e. identify behaviors that should not be performed.
If your roommate recently took a recreational drug and is very energetic, alert, and has an "I can conquer the world" euphoria, he MOST likely took
a. a stimulant such as cocaine or amphetamine. b. a stimulant such as caffeine or nicotine. c. a sedative such as one of the barbiturates. d. a cannabis such as marijuana or hashish.
When participants in a research study reported the illusion of movement of a stationary
object after watching a moving object, there was enhanced activity in the dorsal stream region of the __________ cortex. a. frontal b. prefrontal c. primary visual d. visual association e. motor
You are an inmate at a state prison. The facility does not provide air conditioning in the cells and you find this to be unreasonable, considering the summers have been unusually hot. Your research in the prison law library is discouraging. You discover that a 1996 law called ________________ drastically curtailed the ability of inmates to file lawsuits.
A. the Correctional Procedures Act B. the Inmate Tort Limitation Act C. the Prison Litigation Reform Act D. three strikes law