If there were a drug that blocked the reuptake of norepinephrine, we would expect that the effect would most likely be
a. sleeplessness. c. drowsiness.
b. too much sleep. d. psychomotor retardation.
A
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a. deal with ranks. b. ask how ranks would be distributed if the data were random. c. form the basis of many distribution-free tests. d. all of the above
Rather than simply ordering his son to take out the garbage, Ahmad says, "Son, take out the garbage now. It's really full and I'm getting ready to make dinner, so I'll need more space in the garbage bags.". Ahmad's statement is an example of a. direct instruction
b. counterimitation. c. disinhibition. d. negative reinforcement trap.
Linda presents a no-nonsense public self at work. She tells her employees they can always leave if they don't like her treatment
Many of her employees do not like her, but this impression management strategy works since jobs are difficult to find right in this field of work. Linda is using the strategy of a. ingratiation. b. self-promotion. c. exemplification. d. intimidation.
Andy, a five-year-old, gets a doll from his grandmother for his birthday. He yells, "A doll? Dolls are for girls. I want a baseball!" Andy is exhibiting:
a. gender identities c. gender labels b. gender roles d. gender markers