The idea of a "hidden observer" part of the mind was suggested by
a. Freud
b. Watson
c. Hilgard
d. Kirsch
e. Epps
c. Hilgard
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Researchers are able to compensate for differences in the testing environment of subjects who respond via the Internet by
a. publishing clearly stated instructions on the web site. b. eliminating outliers. c. the sheer increase of the sample size generated on the web. d. by limiting access to their web page to pre-qualified participants.
With regard to intelligence, the Taiwanese culture emphasizes ____; in Zambia, there is an emphasis on ____.
A. problem-solving; understanding and relating to others B. creativity; problem-solving C. nonintellectual factors; social responsibility D. understanding and relating to others; social responsibility
Which of the following statements about stressful life events and mood disorders is the most accurate?
a. A person whose self-esteem is based on how much they are liked is most likely to become depressed when a close relationship fails. b. Stressful life events play a role in major depression, but not in bipolar disorder. c. Stressful life events only precede episodes of mania, but not depression. d. There is no relationship between stressful life events and mood disorders.
Which of the following is an advantage of small-n designs according to Sidman (1960)
a. They allow for easier replication. b. They contribute less to error variance. c. They allow us to look at mean (average) performance. d. They allow for easier replication AND they contribute less to error variance.