Bobby watches a lot of televised violence. How might this affect his likelihood of helping a victim when violence occurs?
a. He might be less likely to take action.
b. It would cause him to be more likely to intervene.
c. It would decrease the arousal he feels, causing him to be more likely to be calm and know what to do in a violent situation.
d. It would increase his awareness of the violence.
A
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The "false belief" task is used to assess
a. the difference between a sensorimotor and a preoperational thinker. b. the understanding that people may hold incorrect personal beliefs that influence their behaviors. c. a person's level of religiosity. d. how a person would reason about a moral.
Alan has developed an intervention that can be used by family resource networks to provide basic child development information to high-risk families. Although he has trained at least one person from each family resource network and has excellent program documentation, he is still concerned. Specifically, Alan is probably worried about ____
a. low reliability of the measure b. random heterogeneity of participants c. poor reliability of treatment implementation d. random irrelevancies in the setting
What does it mean to say that a measure is dependable?
a. It is easy for the participants to complete. b. It measures what the researchers think it measures. c. It provides approximately the same answer every time it is used. d. It is easy for the researchers to obtain.
As the hunter approached the deer, they stood motionless at the edge of the trees. This is an example of tending.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)