Suppose John has completed a study where he engaged in "stereotype negation training." Given this scenario, John will likely ________
A) be extremely confused by the procedure and, consequently, offer neutral responses
B) feel guilty about the fact that he associated certain racial stereotypes with the racial group toward which the stereotypes are typically targeted
C) continue to associate the racial stereotype with the member of the race in question
D) be much less inclined to associate the racial stereotype with the picture of the member of the matching race
E) display much less overt stereotyping but become more covertly prejudiced
Answer: D
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a. occurring along a single dimension, ranging from negative to positive b. occurring along a single dimension, ranging from weak to strong c. occurring along two separate dimensions – negative and positive d. occurring along two separate dimensions – weak and strong
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a. postconventional c. preconventional b. nonconventional d. conventional
The correct order of stages in Piaget's theory is
a. sensorimotor, concrete operational, preoperational, formal operational. b. sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational. c. preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational, sensorimotor. d. sensorimotor, preoperational, formal operational, concrete operational.
Some research examining the facial feedback hypothesis
has found that subliminal exposure to faces displaying a specific emotion is associated with changes in the observer's facial muscles that correspond to that displayed emotion. These findings have not been consistently repeated, however. This makes it harder to know if subliminal emotional perception is or is not real due to the concept of A) ruling out rival hypotheses. B) Occam's Razor. C) correlation versus causation. D) replicability.