Which of the following is an example of a social convention?
A) Holding a door open for a stranger
B) Pulling over when an ambulance with its sirens on is behind you
C) Not returning your neighbor's chain saw after you borrowed it
D) A child not stealing the neighbor's child's bicycle
A
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Baby Magnus has been crawling for a while and now is learning to walk. If Magnus is like most babies who are learning to walk, he will __________.
A. transfer knowledge about cliffs, ramps, and so on immediately from crawling to walking B. need to walk for quite a while before developing the same skill in negotiating cliffs and ramps as he did when crawling C. walk onto a steep ramp, fall, and show one-trial learning D. ignore perceptual cues
If we knew the population mean and variance, we would expect
a. the sample mean would closely approximate the population mean. b. the sample mean would differ from the population mean by no less than 1.96. standard deviations only 5% of the time. c. the sample mean would differ from the population mean by no more than 1.64. standard deviations only 5% of the time. d. the sample mean would differ from the population mean by more than 1.96. standard errors only 5% of the time.
Norm has been diagnosed with one of the dissociative disorders. Although we don't know the exact diagnosis, we can assume that Norm has experienced:
A. an irrational fear of an object or situation B. fluctuations between episodes of mania and depression C. disturbances of thought, attention, motor movements, and perceptions D. some type of disruption in his consciousness, memory, identity, or perception
Identify and explain the various responsibilities and ethical factors involved in treatment of mental disorders
What will be an ideal response?