According to the article Pants on Fire about detection of high stake lies, Ekman thought high stake liars
might give themselves away by
(a) the amount of sweat on their faces
(b) their inability to look other people in the eyes
(c) reactions of specific facial muscles
(d) their tendency to smile more than people usually do
C
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What is an operational definition?
a. an objective method of defining precisely what the distribution of power between women and men should be b. a well-defined way of assuring that males and females are randomly selected from a population c. a description of exactly how a variable in a study will be measured d. the protocol used for operations on newborns with ambiguous genitals
McCrae and Costa developed the _____ trait theory of personality
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
When you get up in the morning and think about your job that you dislike, you would really prefer to stay in bed so you call in sick. This shows how __________ can affect behavior
a. attitudes c. schemes b. concepts d. polarization
At a nightclub one evening, you are introduced to someone who you think is absolutely amazing – attractive, friendly, and well-spoken – and you are beaming when you come away from that conversation with a telephone number
Because you have nothing to write with, however, you continue repeating the number to yourself so you won't forget it until you write it down or store it in your cell phone. This process of repeating a stimulus again and again to keep it active in your memory is called ___________. a. semantic verbalizing b. working stimulation c. rote rehearsal d. repetitive activation