Which study was controversial enough to spark discussion of the ethics of research, and ultimately resulted in the creation of IRBs to protect participant rights?
a. Ashton-James and colleagues (2009) study of the influence of mood and culture on openness to novelty
b. Greitemeyer and colleagues (2012) study of the influence of video games on aggression
c. Milgram's (1963) studies of obedience to an authority telling participants to deliver electrical shocks to aconfederate
d. Newcomb's (1961) study of interpersonal attraction in a highly structured dormitory setting
c
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a. peripheral b. central c. autonomic d. sympathetic
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a. relational b. conjunctive c. disjunctive d. connotative
All of the following are risk factors for suicide EXCEPT
A. a sense of hopelessness. B. a shameful or humiliating experience. C. previous suicide attempt(s). D. a vague suicidal fantasy without detailed plans.
Kryzanta often finds that what she feels and believes does not correspond with what she does. This is typical for most people and is what social psychologists refer to as the
a. unpredictability factor. c. A-B problem. b. prediction problem. d. independence factor.