Niche-picking is an example of a(n) __________ gene–environment correlation
A) passive
B) evocative
C) active
D) dynamic
Answer: C
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a) the health-promotion bias. b) the availability heuristic. c) the illusion of superiority. d) the optimism bias.
A researcher shows infants a picture over and over. The researcher switches to a new picture
when an infant pays less attention; this time varies from infant to infant. This paradigm is known as the: A) criterion-based paradigm. B) recognition memory paradigm. C) response expectancy paradigm. D) fixed trial paradigm.
Uri is walking home alone on a dark night. He hears a stick breaking and immediately turns to his right to see what made the noise. What cue did Uri most likely use to tell which direction the sound came from?
a. the timbre of the sound b. the slight time difference between when the sound reached each ear c. the overall loudness of the sound d. the frequency of the sound
In Asch's research study on conformity, he found that participants conformed to group behavior __________.
A. only on difficult tasks B. at least one third of the time C. only if they knew the individuals in the group D. more than half of the time