The most widely employed assessment tool for selecting police officers is
A. the Foot Patrol Observation Test.
B. the interview.
C. the MMPI.
D. the Clues Test.
B
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a. Worsening of symptoms b. Chronic course c. Considerable improvement d. Full recovery
The decision-making process that involves making a decision on the basis of certain features that are similar to a stereotyped model is called ______
a. compensatory decision modeling c. the representativeness heuristic b. hill-climbing d. the availability heuristic
Stereotype threat refers to:
a. the poor performance on IQ tests by members of certain groups. b. the fear that a person feels about his or her performance, due to negative stereotypes about his or her group's abilities. c. the knowledge or awareness of one's own cognitive processes, and the ability to monitor and control those processes. d. the stereotype that minorities are less intelligent than others.
When Monique plays checkers with her younger sister, she lets her sister win. When she plays with her older brother, she does everything she can to beat him. A social psychologist would suggest that
a. Monique's personality is unstable. b. Monique is ambivalent in how she feels about her siblings. c. Monique is responding to different social situations. d. Monique is blindly obedient to the rules of the game.