If a group of people sitting in a dark room observe a stationary light move, they
settle on a common stable estimate of how far it moves. This is called a ________ and it
is evidence for ____________.
(a) group norm, social influence
(b) imprinted length, dissonance theory
(c) dynamic ocular adaptation, the effect of early experience
(d) sensory deprivation effect, the effect of early experience
A
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Sarah has an eating disorder and is currently in treatment for it
Her therapist is trying to get Sarah to see that her views about what her body should look like are much too perfectionistic and unrealistic. Through therapy, the therapist is working on getting Sarah to realize that her thoughts and perceptions are out of line. From which psychological perspective is this explanation? a) biopsychosocial perspective b) psychodynamic perspective c) learning perspective d) cognitive perspective
__________ are so well-learned that they require no space in working memory and, therefore, permit us to focus on other information while performing them
A) Executive functions B) Sensory processes C) Permanent functions D) Automatic processes
__________ behavior is to positive symptoms of schizophrenia as __________ behavior is to negative symptoms of schizophrenia.
A. Absence of; muted B. Excess; absence of C. Muted; absence of D. Muted; excess
Nico is one of the few former smokers who is no longer tempted to smoke, even when he is around others who are smoking. According to the transtheoretical model, Nico is in ______.
A. the high self-efficacy stage B. the preparation stage C. the success stage D. the termination stage