Approximately _____of American adolescents believe in God or a universal spirit, but only about ____ attend religious services at least twice a month
a. 65%; 38%
b. 84%; 52%
c. 63%; 18%
d. 38%; 10%
Answer: B
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a. the law of large numbers. b. an atmosphere effect. c. an illusory correlation. d. the falsification principle.
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a) syntax. b) doublespeak. c) the improper use of algorithms. d) the representativeness heuristic.
____________________ won a Nobel Prize in 1906 for his work in describing the structure of the nervous system
a. Camillo Golgi b. Jan Purkinje c. Hermann von Helmholtz d. Luigi Galvani e. Santiago y Cajal