The Theory of Reasoned Action is based on the assumption that ______.
A. perceived behavioural control influences intentions and behaviour directly
B. a person is likely to do what he or she intends to do
C. patients are problem solvers, attempting to make sense of an illness
D. the learning of health-related information is a prerequisite to action
Answer: B
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Regarding mock juries, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Psychologists use mock juries to help understand how real jurors vote. b. Mock juries may be given written evidence and arguments to read before making a decision. c. Mock juries may watch videotaped trials staged by actors. d. Mock juries ask questions of eyewitnesses to prepare them to present to the actual juries.
Peers provide the child with direct feedback about how well he is doing in the academic, social, and emotional realms. Therefore, peers contribute to the child's developing sense of
a. self. c. physical maturity. b. academic identity. d. individuality.
After Josh saw his older brother teasing and taunting their younger sister, Josh started teasing and taunting younger children. This is an example of
a. reinforcement. c. inhibition. b. observational learning. d. counterimitation.
A double-blind experiment helps reduce ______.
A. demand characteristics and diffusion of treatment B. demand characteristics and experimenter expectancy effects C. diffusion of treatment and experimenter expectancy effects D. floor and ceiling effects