A group of researchers wanted to investigate allegations of sexual harassment on a company's assembly line. To make their observations, the researchers took jobs working on the assembly line and pretended to be new employees. In this example, the researchers were using
a. naturalistic observation.
b. correlational research.
c. survey research.
d. the case study method of research.
A
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____ is a term suggested by Skinner to indicate a response that can be changed by its consequences and is a unit of behavior that can be easily measured.
A. Prepared response B. Conditioned response C. Effect response D. Operant response
According to researchers, sudden murderers, like Fred Cowan described in your textbook, tend to
a. be quiet and overcontrolled. b. kill in furious, frenzied attacks. c. have amnesia for their violent actions. d. exhibit all of these characteristics.
What part of a neuron is sometimes myelinated?
A) dendrites B) axon C) cell body D) buttons E) both A and B
In contrast to Freud, Erikson
A. placed less emphasis on social and historical influences. B. was trained as a physician. C. placed greater emphasis on the id. D. had no college degree of any kind.