In a study conducted in Mauritius, young men participated in a painful religious ritual, watched other young men participate in the ritual, or sang and prayed. The young men who ____identified more with the larger social group as a result of their participation
a. performed the painful ritual but did not watch it
b. watched others perform the painful ritual but did not perform it
c. sang and prayed as their part in the ritual
d. performed or watched others perform the painful ritual
D
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Which of the following is true for nerve deafness? a. It is usually temporary
b. It often can be corrected by surgery. c. It will involve a normal cochlea and auditory nerve. d. It can result from damage to the cochlea.
In a classic study, psychologists were admitted to a psychiatric hospital with a false diagnosis of schizophrenia
They behaved in normal ways, but the staff saw their behavior as signs of schizophrenia. This study illustrates the power of _____ a) false perception. b) psychologists' acting ability. c) a perceptual set. d) ignorance.
Methadone is:
a. an endogenous opiate b. used for heroin addiction to develop aversions c. an antagonist that competes for heroin receptor sites d. widely accepted for treatment of heroin users
Which of the following processes can be consciously controlled?
a. sensory coding b. selective attention c. sensory adaptation d. sensory analysis