How do most people react to the trolley car dilemma or the footbridge dilemma?
a. They make a quick, emotional decision and look for an explanation later.
b. They reason it out logically, but later they regret their decision
c. They reason it out logically, and later they support their decision.
d. They consider both options and fail to make a decision.
a
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The observation that birds reared in isolation from other birds have the capacity to build nests without observation or learning experience provides evidence for the
a. nurture theory. c. needs theory. b. evolutionary perspective. d. learning theory.
How does self-esteem change during adolescence?
What will be an ideal response?
What began as a single fertilized egg has just separated into two distinct eggs. This indicates the formation of ____ twins that has occurred during the ____ period of development.
A. fraternal; zygotic B. fraternal; embryonic C. identical; zygotic D. identical; embryonic
Bernard yells out "fireworks!" as soon as his partner mentions the word "July." The spreading activation model would suggest that Bernard
A. likely has a strong association between his memory of "July" and his memory of "fireworks." B. does not associate any other months of the year with fireworks. C. likely has a weak association between his memory of "July" and his memory of "fireworks." D. will not think of any other related concepts after calling "July" and "fireworks" to mind.