For hypotheses to serve as good tests of specific theories, they must:
A) generate predictions that disagree with common sense
B) emphasize the causal relations between two or more variables
C) provide comprehensive statements about reality
D) follow in a clear and logical fashion from the theories in question
D
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b. complex emotions. c. constricting actions. d. basic emotions.
In Ebbinghaus's classic curve of forgetting, the greatest memory loss occurs
a. slowly over a course of weeks. b. very slowly for a period of days, and then rapidly increases. c. at a consistent rate over weeks. d. most rapidly just after the material is initially learned.
Imagine you work for the Innocence Project. You have determined, through the use of DNA evidence, that two men on death row are actually not guilty of the crime they are about to be executed for. The Supreme Court has refused to stay the verdict, and the Governor and President have refused a pardon. Describe two types of civil disobedience that you feel would be appropriate in this case, and why this situation would ethically merit civil disobedience.
What will be an ideal response?
__________ accounts for 18 percent of reported cases of child maltreatment
A) Neglect B) Physical abuse C) Sexual abuse D) Emotional abuse