Which statement is most true regarding comprehensive, standardized language tests?
A) They may not provide a highly detailed account of a particular linguistic ability, such as
morphology.
B) Most have not been norm-referenced.
C) They are less valid as diagnostic instruments than linguistic screening tests.
D) They are easy to use and often do not require a trained examiner.
A
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a. acquisition b. testing c. extinction d. spontaneous recovery e. generalizing
The neural efficiency hypothesis states that:
A. intelligent people show stronger neural activations in a larger number of brain areas than less intelligent people. B. intelligent people show weaker neural activations in a larger number of brain areas than less intelligent people. C. intelligent people show stronger neural activations in a smaller number of brain areas than less intelligent people. D. intelligent people show weaker neural activations in a smaller number of brain areas than less intelligent people.
________ refers to the tendency for groups to make decisions that are more extreme than the initial inclinations of their individual members
a. Groupthink b. The risky shift c. Group polarization d. Negotiation
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a. prodynorphin. b. proopiomelanocortin. c. pronociceptin. d. proenkaphalin.