If you perfectly time the movement of your visible hand "knocking" on your head, while your hidden hand knocks on the table, then the perception of the "knocking" sound coming from your head illustrates the Gestalt principle of contiguity
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Which of the following scenarios best represents a cross-sectional research design?
a. A study examines individual political views across a life span. The researcher's hypothesis is that as individuals age, they become more conservative. The researcher randomly selects a sample from various age cohorts, to examine their political views on capital punishment, immigration, and federal spending. . A study examines individual political views across a life span. The researcher's hypothesis is that as individual's age, they become more conservative. The researcher randomly selects a sample from selected high school population and follows them for 50 years. c. A study examines the relationship of individual political views and the amount of education they have completed. The researcher's hypothesis is that there is a positive relationship between education and liberal political views. d. A study examines how individual political views change between 1981–1991 and 2001–2011.
Hobie has developed a set of expectations about the availability of attachment figures, their likelihood of providing support during times of stress, and his interaction with those figures. Hobie has a(n)
A) avoidant attachment. B) resistant attachment. C) internal working model of attachment. D) slow-to-warm-up temperamental style.
Which of the following is true of phenylketonuria?
a. results from a recessive gene b. a chromosomal disorder c. results in death by the age of five
According to René Descartes, __________.
A. the heart is the organ that controls emotions B. the muscles are activated by electrical signals carried by nerves C. nerves carry electrical messages that contract muscles D. the mind controls the movements of the body