Before 1998, psychologists were ignoring the questions of positive psychology
A) ?True.
B) ?False.
B
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What does the choice-delay test measure?
a. Tendency to regret a choice shortly after making it b. Preference between a small reward now and a larger one later c. The delay between deciding on something and actually doing it d. Brain activity while making a decision
When Nicholas and Sanjay are debating whether or not to steal a cool car they just found, Nicholas says, "It's wrong to steal the car because there are laws against stealing, and no one is above the law.". This type of thinking best fits with Kohlberg's ____ substage of conventional morality
a. universal ethical standards b. interpersonal norms c. instrumental orientation d. social systems morality
Ramon is asked by his family doctor if he has in the last year ever drank more than he meant to and if he has felt that he needed to cut down on his drinking. If Ramon answers "yes" to both of these questions, his doctor should tell him that he
a. would be classified as an average social drinker and should not worry. b. is probably under some stress and should just watch his consumption. c. may have the beginning of a problem, but not to worry and just cut back some. d. most likely has an alcohol problem and needs professional help.
Dr. Robert's research hypothesis proposes that consuming a low carbohydrate diet will result in increased weight loss. One group of participants follows a low-carb diet for three weeks, whereas a second group follows a high-carb diet containing the same number of calories for three weeks. The average number of pounds lost for each group is then is compared. What is the dependent variable?
a. Number of pounds lost b. Length of time on the diet c. The amount of carbs in each diet d. The number of calories in each diet