Researchers suggest that avoidance and withdrawal tactics are effective strategies for coping with communication apprehension, but only
A) ?in the short term.
B) ?in intimate relationships.
C) ?when used consistently.
D) ?when used in same-gender relationships.
A
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From his prison study, Zimbardo concluded that people who have power over other people tend to abuse that power. What criticism has been raised against that conclusion? a. Participants were not randomly assigned to roles as prisoners and guards
b. Several of the participants in this study were known to have mental health problems. c. The guards had been encouraged to treat the prisoners badly. d. The study did not last long enough to test the hypothesis.
Simon used to be able to drink three beers and feel quite buzzed. Now he finds that he needs at least twice that many beers to feel something. How would we describe Simon’s experience?
A. He is exhibiting drug withdrawal. B. He is exhibiting drug tolerance. C. He is exhibiting drug addiction. D. He is exhibiting drug intolerance. E. He is exhibiting drug adaptation.
Questions that are potentially answerable by means of currently available research techniques are known as a. systematic empiricism
b. the principle of falsifiability. c. solvable problems. d. public verification.
Your physician somberly informs you that you have been diagnosed with a Grade I tumor and will require surgery. What does this mean?
A. You may want to pass up the surgery and concentrate on enjoying your remaining time, as Grade I tumors are typically rapidly fatal with or without treatment. B. You should ask for a second opinion, as Grade I tumors are benign and do not need to be removed through surgery. C. You can feel mildly optimistic, as Grade I tumors tend to recur after surgery, but they also grow slowly. D. Your chances of survival are relatively good, as Grade I tumors are usually benign, slow-growing, and respond well to surgery.