_____ individuals initially diagnosed with schizotypal personality disorder go on to develop schizophrenia.
a. only a small percentage
b. a third of
c. half of
d. most
a. only a small percentage
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The plant manager needs to fill a newly created position. He tells the Director of Human Resources that he wants someone who is well organized, reliable, dependable, and punctual. The director intends to screen applicants using scores on the five-factor
model of personality. High scores on which factor should mark applicants as having the desired characteristics? a. openness b. neuroticism c. extraversion d. conscientiousness
Your new housemate comes home from on-campus registration, throws his coat angrily on the floor, goes to his room, and slams the door without greeting you. You conclude that your housemate is a hostile, unfriendly person. Your conclusion is the result of
A. self-serving bias. B. the fundamental attribution error. C. situational bias. D. cognitive reappraisal.
Most forensic psychologists are trained as
A. social psychologists B. clinical psychologists C. experimental psychologists D. lawyers
Jeremy is an experienced professional sprinter who is confident in his technique and preparation. As his stress levels increase during an important competition, it is likely that his performance will
A. continue to improve. B. decrease. C. improve at first, but after his stress reaches a certain point, his performance will decrease. D. decrease at first, but after his stress reaches a certain point, his performance will improve.