Studies which examine the rates of occurrence of abnormal behavior in various settings
and population groups are known as ______ studies.
a. epidemiological c. case
b. quasi-experimental d. psychometric
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All but which of the following factors influence the reliability of eyewitness testimony?
a. ease of recall b. degree of confidence c. the serial position effect d. general knowledge about a subject e. types of questions asked
Sean opens his psychology textbook to the first chapter and looks over the Journey Theme and the lists of Journey Questions as well as a short opening story. These features of his psychology textbook will help Sean to identify the important ideas in the chapter as well as getting him interested in the topics to be covered. Sean has just engaged in which step of the SQ4R method?
a. reflect b. review c. survey d. sequential cognition
Which of the following typically happens to crystallized intelligence as healthy adults age?
A) Crystallized intelligence peaks at middle age and then declines. B) Crystallized intelligence is slowly replaced by fluid intelligence. C) Crystallized intelligence remains stable or increases with experience. D) Crystallized intelligence steadily declines throughout the lifespan.
Herbert Terrace has argued that the use of symbols and sign language by apes differs from human language in
A. arbitrariness and duality. B. spontaneous usage and structure dependence. C. semanticity and displacement. D. turn-taking and creativity.