In the context of psychological anthropology, a national character refers to:
a) the belief in the inherent superiority of one's own ethnic group or culture.
b) the belief of a nation that every culture has its own significance and therefore needs to be preserved.
c) a condition or system in which two or more states, groups, principles, or sources of authority coexist.
d) the perception that each culture has a modal personality type, and that most persons in that culture share aspects of it.
d
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Induction involves reasoning from:
a. data to theory. b. theory to data. c. premise to conclusion. d. hypotheses to outcomes.
In a trial, the judge will sometimes instruct a jury to disregard evidence. According to the research cited in Influence, what is a common result of the judge's instructions?
(a) The jury successfully disregards the evidence and renders a decision similar to the one they would have arrived at had they never heard the disregarded evidence. (b) The jury overreacts to the judge's instructions and renders a decision in the opposite direction of the evidence. (c) The jury ignores the judge's instructions and renders a decision as if the judge had never instructed the jury to disregard the evidence. (d) The jury focuses on the disregarded evidence and renders a decision that incorporates it even more strongly than had the judge never instructed them to disregard it.
A phenomenon in which a static visual image leads to alternating perceptions is known as ______.
A. binocular rivalry B. situational blindness C. perceptual bistability D. repetition blindness
The symptoms of Parkinson's disease can be decreased with
a. the administration of L-dopa b. anticholinergic drugs c. both of these d. neither of these