Asking people to recall the most influential events that happened during their college careers shows that in people's lives appear to be particularly memorable
a. trauma-based experiences
b. family-centered challenges
c. the freshman year
d. transition points
d
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a. They provide information beyond the test score. b. They require minimal examiner skill to administer and score. c. They allow interpretation of the test scores. d. They allow observation of behavior under standard conditions.
One of the natural consequences of chicken pox is
death. deafness. encephalitis. blindness.
In one of Loftus' studies, a first group of subjects was asked how fast the car was going "when it ran the stop sign" while a second group was asked how fast the car was going "when it turned right." When later asked if they had seen a stop sign
A. 75% of the first group said yes; 53% of the second group said yes. B. 53% of the first group said yes; 35% of the second group said yes. C. 37% of the first group said yes; 35% of the second group said yes. D. 14% of the first group said yes; 34% of the second group said yes.
Coach Ezell wants her players to relax before playing important conference games
At the halfway point in the season, instead of the dance music she normally had playing in the locker room, she switches to classical music before the games. What is the dependent variable in this scenario? A) The new classical music B) The players' anxiety level C) The coach D) The original dance music