The textbook defines problem solving as the thoughts and actions required to __________
a) reach a desired goal.
b) remember complicated information.
c) solve difficult problems that have only one correct answer.
d) synthesize and use information in a productive fashion.
a
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d. Their mistakes show they overgeneralized a rule.
In a field experiment, the investigator
A. always uses narrative records for recording behavior. B. never manipulates an independent variable, but observes behavior in a natural setting. C. always uses qualitative data analysis. D. always manipulates an independent variable in a natural setting.
The feeling of__________encourages helping behavior and discourages aggression
A) empathy B) resentment C) gloominess D) edginess E) Select
Regarding tranquilizers, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Benzodiazepine tranquilizers are used to lower anxiety and reduce tension. b. When tranquilizers are used at too high a dosage or for too long, addiction can occur. c. At normal dosages tranquilizers can cause drowsiness, shakiness, and confusion. d. Secobarbital, and tuinal are two examples of benzodiazepine tranquilizers.