The twenty statements test (TST) is a measure of self-efficacy
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Answer: False
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Harris (1996) administered the Bem Sex Role Inventory, a scale that is widely used to measure gender identity, to African and European American males and females and found that:
a) European American males have an equal propensity to endorse typically masculine traits. b) African American males regard more masculine traits as self-descriptive than African American females. c) both African American males and females were more androgynous than European American males and females. d) both European American males and females were more androgynous than African American males and females.
According to the discussion about the cognitive approach to writing,
a. most people report that a writing assignment requires a relatively small portion of their cognitive capacity. b. the phonological loop is seldom active when people are working on a writing assignment. c. people often use the "visual" part of the visuospatial sketchpad when they are trying to describe an object's shape. d. the central executive is relatively inactive when people are writing a paper.
What is operational efficiency?
a. Cognitive structures that guide the performance of routine behaviors that involve a fixed sequence of events b. Knowledge about how memory works c. The maximum number of schemes that can beprocessed in working memory at one time d. Knowledge about how the mind thinks
Participants in one study wore digital audio recorders. Research assistants coded the sounds and compared the coded behaviors to the participants' self-reports of behavior. Friends of the participants also made ratings of behavior frequencies
The findings show that a) participants were most accurate at predicting their own behaviors. b) friends were most accurate at predicting participant behaviors. c) for some behaviors, the participants were more accurate and for other behaviors, friends were more accurate. d) there was not a relationship between the participants' self-reports and their behaviors.