Individuals can increase their status in some social groups by showing they have “money to burn.” In evolutionary psychology, this strategy is known as _______.
a. costly signaling theory
b. the handicapping principle
c. both of the above
d. neither of the above
c. both of the above
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In a mixed design factorial ANOVA, the between subjects factor (A) has two levels and the repeated measures factor (B) has three levels. A significant F is found for the main effect of the between subjects factor. We may conclude that _____
a. the mean of level 1 of factor A is significantly different from the mean of level 2 of Factor A b. There is a significant difference, but we don't know where it is. c. The mean of Factor A is significantly different from the mean of Factor B d. The interaction between Factors A and B is significant.
Which of the following is TRUE about the typical time frame for grieving after the loss of a loved one?
a. The first two weeks are the most critical for getting support from others; after that, most people can heal by themselves. b. Although the most dramatic reactions to loss happen during the first two weeks, most people are ready to move on after 2-3 months. c. Two to three months after the loss is an important time to keep in touch with the bereaved. d. Most people don't really feel the impact of a loss until several weeks after the event.
The type of memory that stores information relating to skills, habits, and other complex physical tasks is ________ memory
a. procedural b. episodic c. semantic d. emotional
The principles of drive reduction theory can be considered consistent with which level of Maslow's hierarchy?
A. Physiological needs B. Belongingness and love needs C. Self-actualization needs D. Cognitive needs