According to psychologists Conor Seyle and Matthew Newman, a better approach that would be less polarizing than using the "red and blue states" map would include
a. using two maps, one denoting social issues as red or blue and economic issues as red or blue.
b. using the map to denote religious differences since this aspect of a person's life actually is the most influential factor in their voting.
c. denoting counties within states voting more than 70 percent Republican or 70 percent Democrat as "red" and "blue," respectively; and using purple for lower percentages.
d. switching the colors, since being liberal is closer to the ideology of communism.
C
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a. an increase in the incidence of infectious diseases. b. an increase in the incidence of physical illnesses. c. lifestyle and risky behavior. d. a surge in cases of adolescent cancer.
In which situation would a within-participants design be most useful?
A. when your study requires a control group B. when you want to test three or more levels of independent variable C. when it is very important to avoid order effects D. when you only have access to a small number of participants
Health psychology is part of the broad movement known as ____________________ that seeks to understand the role of biological, psychological, environmental, and cultural factors in the promotion of health and the prevention of illness
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Psychologists using which type of therapy assume that if people have learned responses that cause problems, they can relearn more appropriate responses?
a. psychoanalysis b. applied behavior analysis c. client-centered therapy d. existential therapy