One of the goals of early assessment and identification of children with oppositional behaviors is based on which assumption?
a. Medication is much more effective with young children than with adolescents.
b. Children who are identified early can become part of studies that investigate new and better prevention efforts.
c. Early intervention is effective as it may prevent certain behaviors from becoming ingrained in a child's behavior.
d. Children who are identified early can receive school services that aren't available in middle or high school.
C
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Herman counts the number of times it takes to rehearse a list of nonsense syllables in order to memorize it. Then he counts the number of times it takes to relearn the list after a month has passed. Herman then calculates the difference between the number of times and determines the percentage gain he made between the two efforts at memorization. Herman uses this figure as a measure of memory
retention. Which technique is Herman using? a. Savings method b. Mnemonics technique c. Long-term potentiation d. Massed practice e. Free recall technique
Which best describes the behavior of a maximizer?
A. scanning all the radio stations when you drive into a new area B. listening to whatever song your car passenger wants to hear C. listening to the first radio station that gets clear reception D. scanning radio stations until you find one that plays country music
Which of the following is associated with smoking?
a. heart disease b. cancer c. stroke d. all of these choices
Dr. Gomez would like to know how many parents use spanking as a form of punishment
She knows she cannot solicit this information from every parent in the country, so she asks only a subset of parents she feels are representative of all parents in the country. The collection of the data in this study is an example of using a. naturalistic observation. c. survey research. b. ethnography. d. psychophysiological methods.