According to grounded cognition, your concept of “chair” would be comprised of which of the following?
a. a mental average of chairs
b. the memory of chairs you have seen
c. your understanding of the reason the chair was made
d. mental simulations of the feeling of sitting in a chair
d. mental simulations of the feeling of sitting in a chair
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In which of the following experiments could we NOT use random assignment?
a. a comparison of groups receiving three different levels of a drug b. a comparison of driving errors with and without consuming alcohol c. the comparison of people from several religious groups in terms of acceptance of others' beliefs d. None of the above could use random assignment.
If a personality test measures what it claims to measure, we say that the test is
a. valid. b. reliable. c. projective. d. objective.
Parent–teen conflict _______________________________
a. serves no purpose other than to create emotional distance between teen and parent b. increases in late adolescence just as teens are preparing to leave the home c. often hinges on the teen’s urge to control more issues of personal choice d. is at its height in early adolescence and then drops steadily
With age, preschoolers __________
A) become more distracted by stimuli B) gain steadily in ability to inhibit impulses and focus on a competing goal C) experience a decrease in their ability to flexibly shift their focus D) are able to hold less information in their working memory