According to the covariation principle, a situational attribution is most likely to result when consistency is ____, consensus is ____, and distinctiveness is ____
a. low? low? low
b. low? high? high
c. high? low? low
d. high? high? high
d
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When surgery damaged his prefrontal cortex, how did "Elliot" change in his emotions and in his decision making? a. His emotions became stronger and he had trouble making good decisions
b. His emotions became stronger and he generally made quicker and better decisions. c. His emotions became weaker and he had trouble making good decisions. d. His emotions became weaker and he generally made quicker and better decisions.
Rick is very involved in his community and has a strong attitude concerning the mayor of his city. Which of the following statements illustrates the affective component of Rick's attitude concerning the mayor?
a. He believes the mayor has initiated some excellent programs. b. He volunteers to make phone calls on election day for the mayor's campaign. c. He feels proud when the mayor represents his city at the state capital. d. He believes the mayor has many important issues to deal with in the upcoming year.
The child study movement was based on the work of ____.?
a. ?Hall b. ?Freud c. ?Witmer d. ?Münsterberg e. ?Binet
Pat uses a formal style of speech when talking with her teachers and an informal type of speech when talking with her friends. She is demonstrating ______
Fill in the blank with correct word