In adolescence, interactions with opposite-sex peers
A) increase from childhood levels.
B) decrease from childhood levels.
C) remain at the same frequency as they were in childhood.
D) are unpredictable, increasing for many adolescents and decreasing for others.
A
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The definition of aerobic exercise provided in your text is exercise that places moderate stress on the heart by maintaining a pulse rate of ____ to ____ percent of its maximum heart rate
a. 75; 90 b. 40; 70 c. 50; 75 d. 60; 90
Which of the following is a common ethical guideline suggested by the American Psychological Association?
a. Participants may not withdraw once they start. b. Participants must be allowed to make an informed decision. c. Participants cannot be subjected to shock of any kind. d. Participants cannot be deceived about aspects of the research. e. Participants must be paid for their participation in a research project.
Stereotypes persist because we tend to pay more attention to information consistent with our views rather than contrary to our views. This is also known as a ________
a. self-fulfilling prophecy b. confirmation bias c. schematic direction d. behavioristic expectation
Marin, an 8-year-old boy, watches high amounts of violence on the television in his room and his parents are usually not around to monitor the content or enforce time limits on his viewing. Which of the following is most accurate based on research?
a. He is more likely to be aggressive in adulthood. b. He is no more likely to be aggressive in adulthood than his counterparts who watch either little or no violence. c. He is less likely to be aggressive in adulthood than his counterparts who watch either little or no violence because he was able to work out his frustrations vicariously through watching others. d. No longitudinal research has examined this question.