Many single-case researchers also use a "therapeutic criterion" to evaluate the success of their treatment. They look at/for
a. signs that behavior changes every time the treatment is presented.
b. statistically significant changes in behavior when treatment is instituted.
c. whether other psychologists have adopted their treatment.
d. indications that the treatment has improved daily functioning.
D
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Major premise: If a country’s electoral rules are permissive, then votes should be translated into seats in a fairly proportional manner. Minor premise: In the most recent election, votes were not translated into seats in a proportional manner. Conclusion: Therefore, the country’s electoral rules are not permissive. A. Yes B. No
Which of these scenarios represents an example of the Prisoner’s Dilemma for a government?
The decision on whether or not to limit catches of a particular fish stock when faced with a risk of global depletion A decision whether to conserve an ancient meadow or build a new motorway through it A decision over whether to increase investment in wind power or nuclear energy A decision on whether or not to build flood defences on a river plain
Unlike older community elites, new elites tend to be
a. independent entrepreneurs. b. citizens with an interest in community growth. c. financially involved in the local economy. d. elected officials.
"Network effects" refers to
a. situations in which a product becomes less valuable the more common it becomes in the network. b. situations in which a product becomes less valuable once many other people also use it. c. situations in which a product becomes less available to its original consumers once it is adopted by a network. d. situations in which a product becomes more valuable once many other people also use it. e. situations in which a product becomes more available to all consumers once it is adopted by a network.