Through subtle hints, such as the tone of his voice, body language, and by giving encouragement and criticism, Dr. Enor unintentionally influenced his subjects so that they reacted in ways that were consistent with his experimental hypothesis. This example demonstrates the
a. researcher bias.
b. placebo effect.
c. anthropomorphic bias.
d. extraneous effect.
A
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A. teach-back technique B. didactic teaching C. Ask Me 3 D. none of these
Which of the following are discussed as the three primary social contexts for development?
a. Family, culture, and ethnic group b. School, work, and community c. Home, neighborhood, and country d. Friends, family, and work
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a. Alfred Adler b. Roy Baumeister c. George Kelly d. Sigmund Freud
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a. self-esteem. c. self-knowing. b. self-fulfilling prophecy. d. self-concept.