When culture is used as an independent variable in research, the research is not truly

experimental because

a. cultural differences are too complex to be studied experimentally.
b. ethical considerations prevent experimentation on cultural groups.
c. subjects are not randomly assigned to a cultural group.
d. biological influences cannot be separated from cultural influences.
e. matching of subjects is necessary.


c. subjects are not randomly assigned to a cultural group.

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Which of the following is true of the etiology of eating disorders?

a. Genetic vulnerability evidence is not strong or complete compared to other types of pathology. b. Personality factors have a strong correlation with vulnerability. c. Mothers of girls with eating disorders rarely play a part in the daughter's disorder. d. Distorted thinking is a cause of eating disorders.

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Which statement about implicit learning is TRUE?

A) People differ significantly on implicit tasks. B) Implicit learning appears to be related to IQ. C) Implicit learning changes little across the life span. D) Amnesiacs have profound deficits in implicit learning.

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Which of the following is true about the left and right hemispheres of the brain?

A) The right hemisphere is generally more specialized for visual skills and music processing, while the left hemisphere is more specialized for language and math. B) Analytical types rely almost exclusively on their right hemispheres. C) Creative artists are accurately described as being "right brained," because they think mostly with their right hemisphere. D) There are no significant differences between the two hemispheres.

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