Given Thurstone's theory, he may well think Spearman's view of intelligence is
a. overly simplistic.
b. too complicated.
c. too focused on academic achievement.
d. too focused on creativity.
a
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People with autism do not generally interact with others, preferring instead to be by themselves. This set of symptoms involves severe impairment in
a. social interaction. b. intermittent intellectual disability. c. IQ score. d. autistic interaction.
List the steps of the scientific method and provide and example of each.
What will be an ideal response?
The distinguishing characteristic of an idealized bimodal distribution is
a. all the scores are the same. b. all the frequencies are the same. c. two scores have the same and the highest frequency. d. it is always symmetrical.
Frieda used to be afraid of dental visits because she associated the sound of the drill with pain. However, Frieda's new dentist is "painless" and the sound of the drill is no longer associated with pain. Consequently, Frieda finds her fear of dental visits has disappeared. Frieda's change in responsiveness to dental visits illustrates the classical conditioning process referred to as:
a. extinction b. spontaneous recovery c. conditioned inhibition d. second-order conditioning