_____ refers to the degree to which different measures used in a cross-cultural comparison study are statistically equivalent in the cultures being compared—that is, whether the measures are equally valid and reliable in all cultures studied
a) Psychometric equivalence
b) Operationalization
c) Linguistic bias
d) Procedural equivalence
a
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The difference in the flow rates of sodium and potassium ions across the cell membrane when a neuron is at rest leads to
a. a slightly higher concentration of negatively charged ions inside the cell. b. a negatively charged action potential. c. a slightly lower concentration of negatively charged ions inside the cell. d. both a negatively charged action potential and a slightly lower concentration of negatively charged ions inside the cell.
Bernie hates being around his older relatives because their frailty reminds him that some day he will grow old and die. This belief best fits with the ____ approach to dying
a. death as an event b. terror management theory c. death as a mystery d. Kübler-Ross
How are noncustodial fathers likely to change after the divorce?
a. They tend to become much more strict with their children b. They become party animals, seeing their children rarely and being uninvolved c. They tend to become overly permissive and indulging when they have the kids d. They become more coercive and harsh with the children
______________ actions that are commendable but not required in order for a person to be considered moral.
A. Duties B. Supererogatories C. Ethical dilemmas D. Ethics