In general, the deaths that provoke the most grief are those of ____
a. spouses, friends, and pets
b. friends, parents, and cousins
c. children, friends, and pets
d. parents, children, and spouses
Answer: D
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When psychologists determine whether the content of a test matches the purposes of the test, which aspect of the test are they evaluating?
a. The norms b. The reliability c. The validity d. The bias
The study by Balcetis and Dunning (2006) in which participants thought that they were taking part in a taste-testing experiment showed that people
a. tend to see what they want to see. b. prefer orange juice to greenish drink. c. have perceptions that are objective analyses of the facts. d. are unlikely to make self-serving attributions.
If a person is considered to have intellectual flexibility, then he/she is most likely to be able to
a. carry out only one task at a time. b. be a supportive supervisor. c. see a problem from one rather than several perspectives simultaneously. d. consider conflicting information on a topic.
What is the evidence that the soothing function of sucking need not be learned through experience?
A. Babies mimic the sucking motion when at rest or during sleep. B. As a baby outgrows colic, their rooting reflex also strengthens. C. Babies who cry incessantly or become easily agitated typically show a weak rooting reflex at birth. D. Sucking on a pacifier decreases crying and agitated movement in hungry neonates.