Hafemeister and Melton (1987) concluded that when secondary social-science sources were cited in cases, they were most often originally published in
A. law reviews or government reports.
B. textbooks.
C. social psychology journals.
D. Psychology Today.
A
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A. HIV effects on the nervous system are seen quickly in children, but appear only at later stages of the disease in adults. B. HIV does not affect the nervous system in children, but does affect the nervous system in adults. C. HIV effects on the nervous system occur at late stages of the disease in children, but appear right away in adults. D. HIV affects the nervous systems of children, but has no impact on the nervous system in adults.
Because ethical formalism requires moral behavior regardless of the circumstances, it can be considered a(n) ________________ system.
A. theological B. absolutist C. legalist D. relativist
Which of the following are processes that Janet Davidson and her colleagues proposed to underlie problem solving?
A. selective encoding B. selective introspection C. selective combination D. selective comparison
At low doses, alcohol __________.
A. decreases GABA activity B. has an anxiolytic effect C. acts as a potent sedative D. inhibits cerebellar function