When baby Hughie was put down for his afternoon nap, he seemed in good health. While sleeping, Hughie's breathing stopped and he died. What is the best explanation for Hughie's death?
a. AIDS
b. PKU
c. FAS
d. SIDS
d
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a. sensory overload. b. selective attention. c. inattentional blindness. d. sensory deprivation.
The percentage of suicides and deaths due to unintentional injury that involve alcohol are the same.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In the context of situational influences, Latane? and Darley surmised that as the number of bystanders increases, any given bystander is ________ than when he or she is alone.
A. more likely to interpret the incident as a problem or an emergency B. less likely to assume responsibility for taking action C. less likely to stay away from helping the victim D. more likely to notice the incident
Which of the following two techniques can be used to assess the internal consistency of a scale?
a. Coefficient alpha, split-half reliability b. Coefficient alpha, test-retest reliability c. Test-retest reliability, equivalent forms reliability d. Test-retest reliability, split-half reliability