If information from a story is presented in scrambled order, people ______.
a. actually recall it better than if it had been presented in proper order, because they pay more
attention to it
b. recall just as much information as if it had been presented in proper order
c. tend to recall it in the scripted order
d. cannot recall any of the details of the story
c. tend to recall it in the scripted order
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The authors believe that
a. the differences in developmental psychology between the terms sex differences and gender differences has never been relevant. b. the terms sex differences and gender differences perpetuates a false nature-nurture dichotomy. c. the terms sex differences and gender differences should be used interchangeably. d. the differences in developmental psychology between the terms sex differences and gender differences can be neatly separated and packaged.
Twanna has suddenly developed an inability to see at night. Doctors cannot identify a medical reason for her blindness. Although her family is very concerned about her loss of night vision, she appears to have accepted her limitation and shows little concern. Psychologists would label this feature of indifference in Twanna's behavior as
a. a conversion disorder. c. la belle indifference. b. hypochondriasis. d. hysteria.
The Threshold Method of breaking a habit involves
a. superstition. b. resolutions made prior to marriage. c. faint stimuli which fail to elicit a response. d. lack of opportunity to engage in the habit.
Brady is caught going 90 mph in his car through a school zone. He protests to the police office that he feels he has done nothing wrong
He feels that kids who are "smart enough to go to school, should also be smart enough not to step in front of a speeding car." Brady likely has ________ personality disorder. a) borderline b) antisocial c) narcissistic d) avoidant