Today, most babies who are born infected with HIV in the United States
a. die shortly after birth.
b. will die by age 3.
c. are likely to live beyond the age of 6.
d. are able to live long and healthy lives.
C
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The example of a new parent who sleeps through a loud thunderstorm, but wakes up the minute his newborn infant begins to cry is used to illustrate that during sleep, there is
a. no awareness of external stimuli. b. a selective awareness of external stimuli. c. no awareness of either external or internal stimuli. d. an awareness of all external stimuli.
Which of the following is the least useful predictor of future performance?
a. Biodata b. Interest inventories c. Assessment centers d. Cognitive ability tests
You are attending a conference where most of the people in attendance are college students just like you. While there, you meet Frida. Frida is 45 years old. She is dressed in a conservative tweed suit. Her hair is pulled back in a bun and she is wearing a pair of reading glasses on a chain around her neck. Based on her appearance, you decide that Frida must be one of the few professors attending
the conference. Which of the following best explains your judgment?? a. ?the representativeness heuristic b. ?the availability heuristic c. ?the base rate d. ?inductive reasoning
Jacinda has a severe sweet tooth. Her job at the mall selling cinnamon rolls doesn't help with her desire to eat healthier. What can she do at work to resist the gooey temptation? a. convince her boss to sell sushi instead b. tell her self that if she resists all day, she can just have one cinnamon roll before she goeshome
c. imagine herself eating the rolls so that she can get the satisfaction without the calories. d. focus on trying to make each customer smile