A strategy in which someone makes a large, unreasonable request with the expectation that the person will refuse but will then be more likely to respond favorably to a smaller request later defines _____
a) obedience.
b) the foot-in-the-door technique.
c) conformity.
d) the door-in-the-face technique.
Answer: d
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a. 10-120 dB. b. 20-2,000 dB. c. 200-2,000 Hz. d. 20-20,000 Hz.
Interrater reliability is most relevant to
a. direct self report inventories. b. physiological measurement. c. checklists. d. self recording.
Regarding mental disorders and physical health,
a. they seem to be unrelated. b. mental disorders have been associated with physical health decline. c. both seem to be entirely hereditary. d. the more disorders there are in a culture, the lower the health of that culture.
Jesse's home life was extremely stressful and physically abusive until he was placed in foster care at the age of 6. Upon entering the first grade, it became apparent that Jesse suffered some learning and memory deficits
Which of the following would best explain these deficits? The neurons in Jesse's brain are lacking myelination. Jesse's hippocampus failed to develop correctly. Jesse's hypothalamus is probably overdeveloped. Jesse's corpus callosum is most likely thinner than it should