When it comes to physical activities for children, schools and parents tend to focus on baseball and football, which:
a. have a high incidence of physical injuries. c. promote aggression and competition.
b. are less apt to promote fitness. d. provide continuous exercise for children.
B
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Early research in social psychology conducted by Max Ringelmann revealed that people ____ when they work as part of a group (e.g., pushing a car off of the road with two other people) compared to when they work alone at the same task
a. do not work as hard b. work harder c. feel like they are doing more work d. feel like they are doing less work
Two ethical issues researchers face when observing naturally occurring behavior (e.g., messages) during online discussions are
A. confidentiality and privacy. B. minimal risk and limited benefit. C. plagiarism and IACUC. D. none of these
How does the lens of the eye focus light on to the retina?
A. The lens goes through a process called transduction. B. The lens is attached to muscles that change the curve of the lens. C. The lens is attached to ganglion cells that send competing nerve impulses to the brain. D. The lens goes through a process of adaptation.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Robert Sternberg believed there are three kinds of intelligence: analytic intelligence, creative intelligence, and practical intelligence. 2. Robert Sternberg defined analytic intelligence as the ability to solve complicated mathematical problems. 3. Robert Sternberg defined creative intelligence as the ability to generate solutions of which other people do not typically think. 4. Robert Sternberg defined practical intelligence as the ability to apply and implement solutions in everyday settings. 5. Robert Sternberg believed that creative intelligence was the best single predictor of job performance.