Nature vs. nurture is a classic problem of causality, whereas the problem resolves when using a levelsof-analysis approach because
A) only genes produce behavior.
B) both genes and environment interact to produce behavior.
C) neither genes nor environment interact to produce behavior.
D) only environment produces behavior.
Answer: B
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In the analysis of variance with three groups the null hypothesis is
a. the three population means are all different. b. at least one of the population means is different from the others. c. the three population means are equal to each other. d. We can't tell from what is given here.
Immunosuppression refers to ____
a. ?amplification of the immune system during stressful times b. ?dampening of the immune system function in response to stress c. ?experiencing the appraisal stage of stress reactions d. ?the effects of vaccination
The main function of a theory is to
a. summarize and explain observations. b. obtain research grants. c. prove that beliefs are common sense. d. build a reputation as a researcher.
When previous learning interferes with new learning the effect is called
a. contrapreparedness. b. a genetic predisposition. c. blocking. d. autoshaping.