Rosie got a bad grade on a test. Instead of admitting that she didn't study as much as she should have, she tells her parents that it is because the teacher didn't prepare her well enough and that she was having a bad day. This is due to:
A) the correspondence bias.
B) the self-fulfilling prophecy.
C) situational attribution.
D) dispositional attribution.
C) situational attribution.
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A) anterograde amnesia. B) proactive interference. C) memory consolidation. D) retrograde amnesia.
When would a child's Bayley test scores be average?
a. There are no norms, so an average score cannot be determined. b. When the infant can complete 100 percent of the items for his or her age group. c. When the infant passes the test at the age at which 50 percent of other infants pass the test. d. It differs from child to child based upon genetics and environment.
Researchers studying changes in the makeup of the body during adolescence are interested in the ________ topical area of development
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Explain how an experiment is used to understand the cause of a phenomenon by describing the three conditions for causal inference an experiment meets.
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