Ross was excited about attending a protest march in Washington, D.C. supporting abortion rights for women. When he asked his girlfriend Jane to go, she remarked, "But Ross, I am pro-life."
Which cognitive bias contributed to Ross' perception that Jane believed the same way he did?
a. primacy effect
b. false consensus bias
c. confirmation bias
d. fundamental attribution error
b
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a. the severity of cognitive decline and related decline in independent functioning b. the extent of the brain damage and neurochemical abnormalities c. the use of compensatory strategies d. there is no distinction, they are the same disorder
Which sampling technique is most likely to result in a biased sample?
a. simple random sampling b. convenience sampling c. proportionate stratified random sampling d. systematic sampling
Proliferation is the ____.
A. production of new cells B. movement of primitive neurons and glia C. formation of dendrites and an axon D. insulation process that occurs on some axons
To ensure that no laws are violated, internet counselors should
a. Be familiar with applicable laws in their state b. Be familiar with applicable laws in their clients' states c. Be familiar with applicable laws both in their state and their clients' state(s) d. Only provide internet counseling services to clients who live in their state