Population is to sample as
a. small is to large
b. reliability is to validity.
c. micro is to macro.
d. set is to subset.
d
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Which of the following examples is an accurate representation of breastfeeding?
A. Rachel is asked when she goes in for a mammogram if she has ever breastfed because it lowers her risk of breast cancer. B. Mary, a 75-year-old, breastfed all her children and now suffers from osteoporosis. C. Carol breastfed her child for 6 months and now gets the flu less often than her friends who did not breastfeed. D. Jennifer's doctor has put her at high risk of cardiovascular disease because she breastfed her twin boys.
Which of the following is not one of the guiding principles of developmental research?
a.Development results from immutable biological factors. b.Development is a dynamic, reciprocal process. c.Development is cumulative. d.Development occurs in a multilayered context.
Which of these infant features or actions is LEAST prone to promote close bonds in the parent toward the child?
a. Difficult temperament b. Sucking and grasping reflexes c. The Kewpie doll effect d. Smiling
Suppose that you are a male and in a dating relationship. You are first shown a series of
photographs of highly attractive women, who are described as being low in dominance, and then are asked to rate the level of your satisfaction with your current dating relationship. According to the work of Kenrick and colleagues you would most likelyrate it __________ you did before you saw the photographs. a. lower than b. about the same as c. higher than d. lower than (depending on whether your own dominance level is high) e. higher than (depending on whether your own dominance level is low)