Social learning explanations for different responses to the same situation could include influence of role models, the person's desires, or their expectations about the outcome
a. True
b. False
b
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Data points at the extremes of the distribution have
a. little effect on the variance. b. more effect on the variance than scores at the center of the distribution. c. are undoubtedly incorrect. d. distort the usefulness of the median.
The other race effect refers to the idea that
A. eyewitnesses are usually better at recognizing and identifying members of their own race or ethnic group than members of another race or ethnic group. B. those selecting a jury should strive to have jurors who are the same race or ethnicity as the defendant. C. those creating a line-up should make sure that all the distractors (i.e., non-suspects) are not of another race from the stated race of the suspect. D. eyewitnesses are usually worse at recognizing and identifying members of their own race or ethnic group than members of another race or ethnic group.
Holly was interested to learn that sound waves travel through
A. air only. B. water only. C. air and water but not solid objects. D. air, water, and solids.
Many students dread public speaking so much that they do not give oral presentations or take speech classes. This is an example of _____
a) avoidance learning. b) learned helplessness. c) extinction learning. d) generalized learning.