According to Adler, the primary human motive was striving for perfection or superiority:
a. but this had to be done without concern for others.
b. and this had to be balanced by a social orientation which resulted in concern for other.
c. with no mention of social, group, or community.
d. with self-interest guiding the individual’s direction.
Ans: b
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a. ?Darwin's evidence b. ?Galton's selective breeding notions c. ?the structuralists d. ?the functionalists e. ?the behaviorists
In a study concerning the cues that signal deception, Winston uses the number of times a person shifts in his or her seat as a measure of lying. Virginia points out that people may shift their position because they are nervous about being perceived as a liar, even though they are actually telling the truth. Virginia is questioning the ____ of Winston's measure of lying
a. internal validity b. construct validity c. interrater reliability d. mundane realism
You have just received your psychology exam grade and you did better than the mean of the exam scores. If so, the z transformed value of your grade must
a. be greater than 1.00 b. must be greater than 0.00 c. have a percentile rank greater than 50% d. can't determine with information given e. must be greater than 0.00 and have a percentile rank greater than 50%.
In a trial, each side may also exclude a designated number of prospective jurors "without a reason stated, without inquiry, and without being subject to the court's control" (Swain v. Alabama, 1965). This procedure is known as _______.
A. a case of casuistry B. a peremptory challenge C. scientific jury selection D. source monitoring