__________ variables are usually subject variables, such as age, gender, and behavioral or personality characteristics of the research participants
a. Manipulated independent
b. Nonmanipulated independent
c. Manipulated dependent
d. Nonmanipulated dependent
b
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Using an example from the text, when we calculate the probability that a supermarket flier will be left among the canned goods if it contains a notice not to litter, we will be dealing with
a. the additive rule. b. the superlative rule. c. the dependence rule. d. conditional probabilities.
An energized motivational state is referred to as
a. a drive. b. a goal. c. a need. d. homeostasis.
Jack climbs mountains "because they are there." His desire to overcome obstacles results from the ________ motive
a. achievement b. power c. aggression d. curiosity
Which of the following is one of the authors' suggestions to encourage moral reasoning?
A) Discourage playing games and encouraging reading important literary works B) Help and encourage them to base obedience on fear rather than development C) Include them in charitable projects D) Punish them immediately after they have done something wrong