Which of the following preschoolers is most at risk for unintentional injury?
A) Ellie, who lives in the United States with two older brothers
B) Yan, who lives in Norway
C) Carter, who lives in the United States in a single-parent home
D) Emilio, who has a slow-to-warm-up temperament
C
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According to James, what keeps people working at boring jobs and also keeps the social strata from mixing?
a. Free will b. Habit c. Pragmatism d. The stream of consciousness
The nondirectional alternative hypothesis asserts that _________
a. the results of the experiment were due to chance alone b. no conclusions can be drawn from the experiment c. the independent variable has an effect d. the independent variable has no effect
According to developmental psychologist K. Warner Schaie, the stage where the major concerns of middle-aged adults relate to their personal situations, including protecting and nourishing their spouses, families, and careers, is called the
a) achieving stage. b) acquisitive stage. c) executive stage. d) responsible stage.
According to the cognitive-experiential self theory, how do jurors make decisions?
A. When people rely on analysis and logical arguments, they are using an experientially based system that is unconscious and effortless. B. When people rely on emotion, intuition, or stereotypical thinking from past events, they are using a rationally based cognitive system that is active, deliberate, and effortful. C. The experiential mode is the default mode of processing, and jurors will shift to cognitive processing only if the importance of careful analysis is stressed to them. D. Jurors will revert from experiential processing to rational thinking when they are emotionally aroused or have to decipher complicated evidence.