In one of Loftus' studies, a first group of subjects was asked how fast the car was going "when it ran the stop sign" while a second group was asked how fast the car was going "when it turned right." When later asked if they had seen a stop sign
A. 75% of the first group said yes; 53% of the second group said yes.
B. 53% of the first group said yes; 35% of the second group said yes.
C. 37% of the first group said yes; 35% of the second group said yes.
D. 14% of the first group said yes; 34% of the second group said yes.
B
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What will be an ideal response?
Communication apprehension is
a. experienced by some people in one-on-one encounters. b. a concern for teachers and students. c. most often when someone has to speak before a group. d. all of these.
David was born a male with an extra X chromosome on the 23rd pair. As result, he has reduced masculine characteristics, enlarged breasts, and is obese and excessively tall. David is likely to be diagnosed with __________.
A. PKU B. Down syndrome C. Klinefelter syndrome D. Turner syndrome
An individual's unique and enduring patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving are called
a. personality.
b. character.
c. somatotype.
d. phenotype.