Presenting participants with different versions of a videotaped confession to study their perceptions is an example of a(n) ________ manipulation.
A. externally valid
B. learning
C. straightforward
D. staged
Answer: C
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Unlike a person with paranoid schizophrenia, a person with paranoid personality disorder __________.
A. becomes delusional in response to an actual betrayal or hurtful incident with another person B. has persistent loss of reality contact C. tends to confide in others and assume the loyalty of his or her friends D. is in contact with reality, although he or she may have transient psychotic symptoms
When a researcher tries to identify which structures in the brain control specific psychological or behavioral functions, such as recognizing faces or moving the hands, the basic research strategy is called
a. localization of function. b. constraint-induced analysis. c. functional lateralization. d. neuroplastic analysis.
Most people who smoke cigarettes
A) are unlikely to suffer any negative health effects. B) would find it easy to quit if they once decide to. C) started smoking as adolescents. D) smoke for social rather than physiological reasons.
Lives in Context Video 13.2: Transgender YouthClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 477 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following question:The teenagers in this video are seeking hormone blockers. According to the video and your textbook, what is the function of hormone blockers?
A. They must be taken for up to 3 years before gender reassignment surgery. B. They delay the onset of puberty and the reproductive maturation that goes with it. C. They help elevate levels of natural hormones to rule out the possibility that hormonal imbalances are contributing to other-sex behavior. D. They are taken after gender reassignment surgery to stabilize hormone levels.