In It's In the Bag, the study of hypocrisy and condom use, the mindfulness manipulation involved
(a) doing a survey about problems with condoms
(b) thinking about one's own problems with condoms
(c) reading instructions about how to use condoms and taking a quiz
(d) practicing with a condom by putting it on a carrot
B
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a. the size of the midbrain connections is the most important feature for intelligence. b. higher scoring test takers used more glucose. c. lower scoring test takers used more glucose. d. brain activity is not related to problem-solving, but is related to one's emotional levels.
When someone is yelling at you, you should try not to take it personally.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
ISLE 8.13 Biological MotionClick on the above link to work though the ISLE activity. Once you've completed the activity, navigate back and answer the following question.When people view a point-light walker display, they can ______.
A. tell that the stimulus is a person B. distinguish between walking and running motions C. not only tell that the stimulus is a person, but also distinguish between walking and running motions D. neither tell that the stimulus is a person, nor distinguish between walking and running motions
Majuahata is a 17-year-old who is showing signs of being foreclosed and has recently become alienated from her family. Majuahata is at risk for
a. academic success. b. joining cults or other extremist groups. c. nothing; she is still on a healthy route to a mature self-definition. d. nothing; she is just tending to get along with whatever the crowd is doing at the moment.