Griffith and others (1958) surveyed 250 college students about their dreams. Which of the following was not a common theme of dreams reported by these participants?
a) being attacked
b) falling
c) studying
d) eating
c
You might also like to view...
Professor Xing tells his class that evolution enabled humans to develop language because _____.
A. we evolved it as a specialization B. we use fewer gestures than other primates C. we have the largest brains D. we have the most highly developed corpus callosum
Nine-year-old Lela states, “Juana thinks that Barry thinks that his cell phone is under his pillow, but that’s not really what Barry thinks; he knows his cell phone is in his dresser drawer.” Lela is demonstrating __________
A) elaboration B) recursive thought C) cognitive self-regulation D) rehearsal
The authors of your text discuss several factors that led to the high degree of obedience in the Milgram experiment. All of the following are implicated EXCEPT
a. normative social influence. b. informational social influence. c. gradual commitment and resulting changes in self-perception (foot-in-the-door). d. aggression.
In the absence of male hormones, we would all be fertile females with no males to fertilize us
Indicate whether the statement is true or false