Which person is best known for studying "little Albert"?
a. James Mark Baldwin
b. Arnold Gesell
c. G. Stanley Hall
d. John B. Watson
D
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Which of the following is true of local potential but not action potential?
A. It is decremental. B. It results from a depolarization of the cell membrane. C. It results from a hyperpolarization of the cell membrane. D. It is the result of electrically gated ion channels in the axon.
Schaie (1993), found in a longitudinal study that the majority of the participants in the study showed no significant decline in most mental abilities until the age of:
a. 65 c. 81 b. 70 d. 92
As part of research, Dan is given barbiturates and asked to spend the night in a sleep laboratory where he is carefully monitored. What are researchers likely to notice?
a) He will sleep soundly and will experience an increase in Stage 4 sleep. b) His sleep is not natural in that both REM and Stage 4 are below expected levels. c) He will sleep about two hours more than normal and will have far more REM than normal. d) His sleep will be fitful and unrefreshing, although he will appear to be have slept for many hours.
Evolutionary theorists speculate that our unique capacity to act prosocially toward genetic strangers originated
A) when man began walking upright. B) several million years ago. C) about 500 years ago. D) during the Reformation.