Which of the following individuals would be the LEAST likely to help, according to Latané and Darley's research?
A. Grace, who sees that Evan's car is on fire
B. Phoebe, who while walking alone sees a young boy caught in a sewer drain pipe
C. Cara, who is in a bad mood and sees a car flip over on a crowded intersection
D. Lottie, who is a nurse and sees a man having a heart attack in his car in a deserted parking lot
Answer: C
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A) gives a child an extra five minutes to finish playing before leaving the park B) makes her son put away his toys immediately when asked C) picks up her son's toys, puts away his books, and makes his bed on a daily basis D) criticizes her son whenever he incorrectly uses his fork or spoon
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White participants were _____ to use race descriptors when their partners were ____. A) more likely; black B) less likely; white C) less likely: black D) more likely; white E) both C and D.
Mrs. B. tells her psychologist, "I cannot leave a certain region around my home without having terrible
fears. I am terribly worried when I am in a car or bus. I am afraid I will have another one of those terrifying experiences". What disorder does Mrs. B probably have and what experience is she talking about? A) The disorder is agoraphobia, the experience is a panic attack. B) The disorder is specific phobia, the experience is a panic attack. C) The disorder is generalized anxiety disorder, the experience is anxiety. D) The disorder is obsessive-compulsive disorder, the experience is an obsession.
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a. Myelination b. Neurogenesis c. Synaptogenesis d. A and c e. All of these