In the Stanford Prison Experiment, the participants assigned as prisoners and guards were astonished to learn what affect the expected _______ for their roles had on their behavior.
a. outcomes
b. payment
c. fundamental attributions
d. social norms
d. social norms
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The most commonly prescribed antianxiety drugs are the
a. lithium salts. b. benzodiazepines. c. phenothiazines. d. tricyclics. e. monoamine oxidase inhibitors.
Which section of the StanfordBinet (SB5) would have questions similar to the following: "Given the numbers three, six, nine, 12, what number would come next?"
a. visual-spatial processing b. quantitative reasoning c. fluid reasoning d. working memory
Internalized sexual stigma is associated with:
A. less “outness” to family. B. awareness that being gay is a liability. C. negative affect. D. all of these.
M.P., a person with brain damage that resulted in the inability to name objects, could _____
A) ?identify objects more accurately when given the name of the object B) ?identify objects more accurately when given the function of the object C) ?not identify any of the objects, even when given both the name and function D) ?not identify the object more accurately if permitted to interact with the object