A "mental program" as defined by Hofstede (2001) is
a. a value developed within the familyduring the years of early childhood
containing elements of national culture.
b. a schema developed in early childhood which leads to stereotyping.
c. a simple sentence that captures cultural norms from the point of view of natives.
d. none of the above
a
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A. United States B. South Korea C. Singapore D. Switzerland
In Experiment 41, once simple tone-on S- discrimination learning was complete, the rate of bar pressing
a. remained at about the same moderate level in the presence and absence of the S-. b. was highest during the S- and lowest during the S+. c. was lowest during the S- and highest during the S-. d. rarely rose above zero.
If the concordance rate for alcoholism were 50 percent among identical twins, which of the following would be true?
A. If you inherit the gene that encodes alcoholism, you will develop alcoholism. B. If there is no alcoholism in your family, you will never develop a problem with alcoholism. C. If your father suffers from alcoholism, you will not develop the problem as long as he is not involved in raising you. D. If your twin struggles with alcoholism, you have an increased chance of having the same problem, but ultimately whether you do is also influenced by environmental factors.
The idea of "humors" in the past was used as a ________ approach to personality
A) type B) trait C)behavioral D) psychometric