Lola educates her community about the dangers of cerebrovascular accidents (CVA). She believes her work is especially important because
A. CVA victims may not be immediately aware that anything is wrong.
B. CVAs usually affect brain areas far from the point of origin.
C. the gradual process of cell damage in the brain may go unnoticed for years.
D. it is impossible for patients to recover brain functions damaged by a CVA.
Answer: A
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Actors and observers tend to give different explanations for the same instance of behavior because
a. only actors themselves can accurately explain their own behavior. b. only outside observers can accurately explain actors' behavior. c. observers tend to possess more knowledge than the actors. d. situational pressures may not be readily apparent to an observer.
One controlled experiment comparing mediation and relaxation found
a. relaxation is more effective coping with stress. b. meditation is more effective during stress. c. meditation decreases distress, but relaxation is better at increasing positive moods. d. that they decrease distress and increase positive moods equally well.
Psychologists who want to study behavior as it unfolds in natural settings use a technique called
a. the clinical method. b. correlational studies. c. the survey method. d. naturalistic observation.
Traits must be extreme and obvious to create a halo effect.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)