Mueller and Rabbitt found that the optimal cue-target interval for exogenous attention was:
a. About 130 ms
b. 300 ms or more
c. 20 ms
d. 200 ms
a. About 130 ms
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a. start eating. b. stop eating. c. go to sleep. d. become so manic it will be unable to sleep.
Mania is characterized by a. loss of interest in pleasurable activities. b. thoughts of death and suicide
c. boundless energy and elevated mood. d. depressed motor activity.
Rehabilitation has been shown to be more effective when it is tailored to an offender's
A. age B. race C. religion D. all of the above
Dr. Perry can increase the chances that participants' characteristics will be equally distributed across the treatment groups by
A) carefully assigning the participants to the treatment groups according to their medical histories. B) adding confounding variables to the experiment. C) randomly assigning the participants to the treatment groups. D) manipulating the dependent variable when exposing the participants to treatment conditions.