Group decision making involves the ________
a) process involved in selecting one of several different social decision schemes on which to base resulting group decisions
b) process involved in determining which possible decision is supported by a majority of the group's members
c) processes involved with convincing a majority of the group's members to pursue the same course of action
d) processes involved with combining and integrating available information in order to choose one of several different courses of action
d
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Of the following, which is the MOST accurate statement regarding eating disorders?
a. Bulimia nervosa is a more life-threatening condition than anorexia nervosa. b. Both bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa lead to death in 2–10% of patients. c. Anorexia nervosa is a more life-threatening condition than bulimia nervosa. d. While bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa are both serious conditions, neither is a life-threatening condition.
Jessie, Adam, Charles, and Paul were in the parking lot and saw a man as he fled from a convenience store after a robbery
When the police question the four friends, Paul answered first, saying that it was a black man who drove away in an older Pontiac car. Adam agreed with Paul fairly quickly. Jessie, who is not absolutely sure of the race of the suspect, is likely to ________ with Paul and Adam because of the effect of ________ social influence. a) disagree; informational b) disagree; normative c) agree; informational d) agree; normative
An appropriate treatment goal for an autistic child is
A. resolution of all autistic symptoms by age 18 B. immediate cessation of ritualistic behaviors C. development of normal social skills by age 18 D. reduction in tantrums and eventual development of some self-care activities
Observations made in natural settings generalize beyond the limited constraints of a study because the researcher does not limit or constrain the environment using a naturalistic observation.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)