Sally and her brother Sam were both administered the Anxiety Sensitivity Index (ASI), and both had high scores. In terms of their processing of cues, the results could be interpreted to mean that:
a) Both are equally prone to psychological threats
b) Sally is more sensitive to social threats whereas Sam is more sensitive to physical threats
c) Sally is more sensitive to physical threats whereas Sam is more sensitive to psychological threats
d) Both are equally prone to physical threats
c
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a. the limitations of the argument. b. the means of delivery of the message. c. the biases of different radio or television media. d. how the message is phrased.
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a) disoriented attachment. b) conservation. c) object permanence. d) egocentrism.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Dr. Klein found that the correlation between anxiety and an IQ test was exactly zero. This means that:
a) there was no relationship between IQ and anxiety. b) those scoring highest on anxiety also scored highest on IQ. c) those scoring highest on anxiety scored lowest on IQ. d) the relationship between IQ and anxiety varies depending on the order in which the tests were given.