In __________, research participants carry electronic diaries, which may beep at random times throughout the day while they're in their natural environments
a. role-playing methods
b. controlled observation methods
c. ecological momentary assessment methods
d. none of the above
C
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Ashlee, who is wrapping up her undergraduate degree in psychology, is interested in becoming a forensic psychologist. ALL BUT WHICH of the following options are available to her (and others like her) for graduate training in this area?
a. doctoral psychology programs with a law emphasis b. master's programs in psychology with a law emphasis c. joint programs that award both law and psychology degrees d. All of the above training options are available to Ashlee and others.
One difference between the guided participation view and Vygotsky's perspective is that from the guided participation view,
A) individuals with greater skills structure experiences for less skilled individuals. B) greater emphasis is placed on how children internalize their culture's psychological tools. C) greater emphasis is placed on developmental changes in children's social roles. D) less skilled individuals gradually take on more and more task responsibilities.
Edward Sapir and Benjamin Whorf theorized that ____________, a concept reflected in their linguistic relativity hypothesis
a. language shapes thoughts b. thoughts shape language c. language and thought develop independently d. language and thought influence each other
__________ refers to the process in which certain cognitive functions are located more in one hemisphere of the brain than in the other.
A. Cross-referencing B. Lateralization C. Hemispheric transference D. Transmission