Individuals, usually employees, who expose corruption or illegal behavior within a government or organization are known as _______________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
whistleblowers
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Which of the following events of the twentieth century triggered an increased emphasis on reforming mental hospital environments?
A. The passage of the Beers-Tuke Mental Health Act B. The development and use of antipsychotics and mood stabilizers C. The creation of the National Institutes of Mental Health D. The doubling of the residential population in psychiatric hospitals
You go to Africa to study elephants. You follow one particular group, and one day you observe the other members of the group gather around a sick and dying elephant. The healthy elephants shuffle and trumpet and act in an agitated manner. You conclude that they are sad because one of their members is dying. Without any other evidence, you have just
a. committed the anthropomorphic error. b. become involved in the observer effect. c. engaged in research participant bias. d. created an empirical fallacy.
When asked why she decided to attend the University of Illinois over all the other Big Ten schools, Dornita said that the school's proximity to home was a major reason. The importance Dornita places on proximity is called
A. weighted value. B. expected value. C. objective value. D. utility.
One characteristic of identity achievement is that adolescents
A) tend to by flighty, shifting from one thing to the next. B) are happy and satisfied, have a high need for social approval, and tend to be authoritarian. C) show relatively high anxiety and experience psychological conflict. D) are psychologically healthy, higher in achievement motivation and moral reasoning than adolescents in any other status.