Seth has been working at a cognitively demanding job for several years. The ________ hypothesis would predict that Seth would see benefits in his leisure activities as a result.
A. complexity
B. working
C. spillover
D. runover
Answer: C
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a. 80 c. 6 b. 18 d. 2
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mystical significance, then the person was A) assumed to have something physically wrong with the heart. B) assumed to have willingly entered into a pact with the devil. C) thought to be possessed by a good spirit or god. D) thought to be a witch.
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a) Water b) Spiders c) Heights d) Airplanes
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a) By disregarding everything other than extrospective observation b) By including more broadly based experiential data c) By limiting itself to that which can be precisely defined, articulated, and measured d) By studying only phenomena that allow for prediction and control