Poor external validity increases the likelihood of confounding variables.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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The point where axons cross over from the inside half of each eye to the opposite half of the brain is the
a. optic disk. b. optic chiasm. c. visual solenoid. d. optic nerve.
The modeling approach to behavior modification:
a. is effective only with internal neurosis. b. can improve self-efficacy and make people deal with fear. c. manipulates and controls people against their will. d. can only be used for seeing and learning simple behaviors.
Art has just been on a long run at the beach with his dog. When he arrives home he is still breathing hard and his heart is still racing; he is physiologically highly aroused. When a neighbor bumps into him in the hallway, Art completely freaks out and verbally attacks the neighbor. He demands: "Did you just push me? Do you have a problem, man?" It looks like Art may have misattributed his
arousal (from his run to his neighbor). That is, Art's behavior illustrates ____. a. the Yerkes-Dodson law b. sham c. catharsis d. excitation transfer
Because you can think about past events and even imagine events in your future, you are
a. a secondary observer. b. an intuitive thinker. c. a cognitive time traveler. d. influenced by circadian rhythms.