The following question comes from the I Confess chapter discussing the research of Kassin and Kiechel
The "alleged criminal act" in the research study was
(a) pressing the ALT key
(b) stealing some coins
(c) lying under oath
(d) cheating on a questionnaire
A
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spacious and well-equipped the kitchens are, how nice the views are, and how convenient the elevators are in getting to a third floor apartment. Rosaura's apartment ____ has been violated by the apartments she is viewing. a. cognition b. attribution c. schema d. script
The double-blind procedure can help eliminate bias in research participants.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In Garcia and Koelling’s taste aversion study, why were the rats unable to associate a bright-noisy stimulus with feeling ill?
a. ?The rats lacked the cognitive ability to do so. b. ?The rats enjoyed the bright-noisy stimulus enough to tolerate their illness. c. ?The rats relied more on taste and smell rather than vision and hearing for identifying food. d. ?The rats were so distracted or frightened by the bright-noisy stimulus they did not notice they were ill.
Rosa is in a convenience store considering which soda to buy. She recalls a commercial for BigFizz she saw on TV last night. BigFizz is running a promotion where you look under the bottle cap, and one in five bottles has a voucher for a free soda. If Rosa decides to purchase a BigFizz based on this promotion, which is framed in terms of _________________ , she will use a _________________ strategy.
A. losses; risk-taking B. gains; risk-taking C. losses; risk-aversion D. gains; risk-aversion