An athlete has a simple task in the game she is playing. According to the Yerkes-Dodson law, she ought to have:
A. high arousal
B. moderate arousal
C. low arousal
D. that arousal does not play a role in performance
Answer: A
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a. Concrete thinking b. Operational schemes c. Hypothetic-deductive reasoning d. Representational thinking
In animal research, the split litter technique is used for random-groups designs
Indicate whether the statement is true or false