You hear a scream from the parking lot in your apartment. A voice yells, "He's killing me." Why would Darley and Latané predict that people may not respond to this incident?
a) There is a perceived degree of danger.
b) Most people are not prosocial by nature and will only help when there is a clear reward involved.
c) Our fight or flight response is not activated when others are in danger.
d) To protect our own well-being, the brain does not process such information.
A
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a. retrograde amnesia. b. anterograde amnesia. c. motivated forgetting. d. retroactive interference.
Based on what you've read in the text, develop a lobbying strategy to present to policy makers regarding key components of a supportive and effective program for the prevention and intervention for children with intellectual developmental disorders and learning disorders
What will be an ideal response?
The 1970s case in which a student killed his ex-girlfriend, Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California, involved the issue called a. patients' rights
b. duty to warn. c. competency. d. restrictive environment.
Consciousness is the ________________
a) state of arousal involving facial and bodily changes b) awareness of ourselves and the environment c) memory of personally experienced events d) intentional recollection of an item of information