The most common type of hallucination in schizophrenia is ____
a. ?auditory
b. ?tactile
c. ?olfactory
d. ?visual
ANSWER:
a
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Langer and Rodin's study investigated whether people were happier and healthier when given more choices for their activities. What were their findings?
A. While choices improved happiness, they did not impact health. B. Increasing choices led to improved health, but it did not impact happiness. C. Increasing choices led to both improved health and happiness. D. Increasing choices did not improve health or happiness.
People tend to reduce effort when working in a group as opposed to when working alone. This phenomenon is known as ____
a. social facilitation b. evaluation apprehension c. the bad apple effect d. social loafing
What are the strengths of the switching-replications design with respect to threats to internal validity and why does it have these strengths?
What will be an ideal response?
Mike used to really enjoy potato salad, and at a family reunion he ate a large helping. Unfortunately, the potato salad had not been properly refrigerated, and Mike became quite ill after eating it. Now he finds that even the sight of potato salad in the school cafeteria can make him feel sick to his stomach. In this example of classical conditioning, the unconditioned stimulus is:
a. the improperly refrigerated potato salad at his family reunion b. the illness Mike experienced after the family reunion c. Mike feeling sick to his stomach when he sees potato salad in the school cafeteria d. the sight of potato salad in the school cafeteria