In social psychology, the tendency for people to be less likely to offer help when they are in the presence of others than when they aren't is known as ____
a. the Good Samaritan effect
b. the bystander effect
c. diffusion of responsibility
d. pluralistic ignorance
B
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a. a social stereotype. b. a dogmatic image. c. symbolic prejudice. d. a justified image.
According to Sternberg, intelligence is made up of three different types of reasoning ability
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Dr. Krupp, a clinical psychologist, has a strong need for order, and believes that he world is a predictable place. Knowing only this and Dawes's (1994) theorizing, how would you guess she regards the different approaches to clinical judgment and interpretation?
a. Dr. Krupp is likely to adhere to the clinical approach to judgment and interpretation. b. Dr. Krupp is not likely to adhere to the clinical approach to judgment and interpretation. c. Dr. Krupp is likely to adhere to the statistical approach to judgment and interpretation. d. more than one of the above
Kelly and Mark are the parents of a new baby named Lola and are wondering whether Lola will attach to them. A developmental psychologist explains to them that if Lola is a typical baby, she will
a. attach to both Kelly and Mark. b. attach only to Mark. c. attach only to Kelly. d. not attach to either Kelly or Mark.