In the early years of young adulthood, the leading cause of death is __________
a) accidents
b) suicide
c) homicide
d) AIDS
Answer: a
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Behavior therapies appear to be particularly effective in the treatment of
a. major depression. b. antisocial personality disorder. c. phobias. d. multiple personality disorders.
How will participants change their normal behavior if they respond to demand characteristics by adopting "the good subject role?" a. They will attempt to produce the data that they think you want
b. They will attempt to make themselves appear better than they really are. c. They will attempt to work against what they think is the research hypothesis. d. They will follow instructions without acting on their suspicions about the study.
When there is no error in measurement, reliability is ____
a. 0 b. 1 c. equal to the variability of the distribution d. equal to the inverse of the variability of the distribution
A hungry monkey's lever-pressing behaviour is reinforced with a banana-flavoured treat. Which occurrence would produce the MOST dopamine activity?
A) treat delivery after the behaviour is learned and the monkey expects the treat B) treat delivery upon the first press, when the monkey does not expect a treat C) an unexpected nondelivery of the treat when the lever press occurs D) expected nondeliveries of treats as the response is extinguished