The case of Semmelweis is important because it illustrates:
a. the importance of ruling out factors.
b. a longitudinal design.
c. the necessity of debriefing.
d. how bias can influence the outcome of a study.
A
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A. adolescence B. senesce C. transition D. matriculation
In operant conditioning, any event that reliably increases the probability or frequency of the response it follows is called a(n)
a. operant stimulus. b. operant reinforcer. c. response facilitator. d. conditioned stimulus.
At what age level do most people become aware of the changes in their bodies related to the aging process?
a) Adolescence b) Early adulthood c) Middle adulthood d) Late adulthood
You recently got a new cell phone, and have had a great time learning how to use the camera and text messaging features. One day you forget your phone, and ask to use your friend's phone to send a text message
You think it will be easy, as your friend has the exact same phone as your old phone. However, you find you have a great deal of difficulty remembering how to do this. This memory problem is caused by: a) retroactive interference. b) proactive interference. c) decay. d) lack of capacity to remember all the information.