Cocaine and amphetamine affect behavior by attaching to hormone receptors
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Cigarette smoking:
a. has increased in frequency over the past two decades, in spite of antismoking campaigns b. introduces a central nervous system depressant to the brain c. does not produce an addiction, although it is a habit that is difficult to break d. during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of birth defects
A teacher presents a video showing a psychologist administering one of David Wechsler's tests, the WPPSI-III. The individual who is being tested is most likely to be about ________ year(s) old
a. 1 b. 5 c. 10 d. 20
Marquita and Monette are fraternal twin sisters who just turned 75. Their families threw a big birthday party for them, and the sisters spoke on the phone with each other the next day. Marquita was still feeling elated about their special day. She talked with Monette about how, looking back at her life, she feels like even though she's just one little person she has had purpose and made a difference in people's lives. Monette is feeling the opposite. She feels bitter about the way her life has turned out, with failed marriages and ungrateful children and grandchildren. She is more depressed than ever because the party reminded her how unhappy she is. What psychosocial stage does this represent?
A. identity versus role confusion B. ego integrity C. industry over inferiority D. initiative versus guilt
What can researchers do to help minimize the tendency for participants to report socially desirable responses and encourage answers that are truthful?
a. They can use self-report measures. b. They can use explicit attitude measures. c. They can threaten participants. d. They can employ the ‘bogus pipeline' strategy.