Inhibitory is to excitatory what ________ is to ________.
A. an endorphin; serotonin
B. gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA); glutamate
C. glutamate; gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)
D. glutamate; acetylcholine
Answer: B
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a. Type I error only b. Type II error only c. both Type I and Type II errors d. neither Type I nor Type II error
Allie considers swimming, laying eggs, and having gills to be core features for fish. She considers animals that have all three of these features to be good examples of fish and animals with only one or two of these features to be poor examples of fish. In this case, Allie's categorization method uses the:
a. defining features method b. family resemblance method c. prototype method d. exemplar method
Horace had a tough childhood; he suffered physical abuse, neglect, and poverty while being raised by his single mom in an inner-city ghetto. Yet, he is resilient and graduated as high school valedictorian. Horace's success illustrates the ____ developmental principle
a. holistic b. plasticity c. historical/cultural d. tabula rasa
The Kim et al. Study(Oh Rats!) was considered "double blind" because
(a) the rats could not see the experimenter (b) the experimenter did not make up a hypothesis (c) neither the rats nor the experimenter knew which measure was to be taken (d) neither the rats nor the experimenter knew the rat's experimental condition