In 1999, what did Georgia governor Zell Miller propose doing in order to affect "the spatial, temporal reasoning that underlies math and engineering and even chess" and to help "those trillions of brain connections to develop"?
What will be an ideal response?
He wanted the state to spend $105,000 to send a CD or cassette of classical music home with every baby born in the
state.
You might also like to view...
Describe the association between antisocial personality disorder and somatic symptom disorder
Answer:
Imagine that you reluctantly agree to buy a camera for a friend who is leaving for a holiday minutes from now. You are close to Future Shop and COSTCO. You like COSTCO more than Future Shop. COSTCO has a wider range of departments (e.g., food, electronics), but Future Shop has the better camera department. Where would Sanbonmatsu and Fazio (1990) suggest that you will go to look for the camera?
a. Future Shop b. COSTCO c. It depends on the subjective importance of my attitude toward COSTCO. d. It depends on the subjective importance of my attitude toward ASDA.
After the abduction and murder of a well-known business leader, lawmakers immediately passed new legislation for increased penalties. This is an example of
a. confirmation bias. b. realistic bias. c. volitional bias. d. reactive bias. e. emotional bias.
According to the article Back to Work about unemployed middle-aged adults, treatment group members:
(a) found jobs, but by the end of the study, they were employed at the same level as the control group participants (b) found jobs, but by the end of the study they made less money than control group members (c) found jobs, but they were as depressed as control group members (d) found jobs and made more money than control group members