For interactionist theory, grammatical speech
a. is learned by imitating good speakers on TV.
b. is needed socially for the child to organize knowledge.
c. develops from an innate language acquisition device.
d. is learned from grammar lessons taught by the parent.
B
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The idea that different patterns of physiological arousal result in feeling different emotions is known as the ____ of emotion.
A. James-Lange theory B. cognitive theory C. behavioral theory D. facial feedback theory
Action potentials in muscle fibers a. do not occur
b. spread out in two directions on either side of a receptor site. c. travel in only one direction, from one end of a muscle fiber to the other. d. lead to multiple twitches in that fiber.
Sullivan and associates evaluated the effectiveness of an advocacy program for women with abusive partners. This study is an example of:
a. positivist, value-free research b. use of experimental methods in a community study c. "taking a stand" based on a feminist viewpoint d. both ‘b' and ‘c'
Ivan, a teacher, spends most of his time working with male students because he believes that they have the best chance of being admitted into the advanced program. As a result, the male students perform better and are admitted more often than females. This example illustrates
A. a self-fulfilling prophecy. B. a self-serving bias hypothesis. C. prejudice without discrimination. D. the contact hypothesis.