When Jim acts up at school, his teacher sits down in a quiet corner with him and explains why what he did was wrong. She asks him to consider the consequences to himself and to others. She is utilizing
a. induction.
b. power assertion. c. love withdrawal. d. distraction.
a
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Margarita is conducting research as part of her Master's thesis. She enlists the participation of undergraduate students in her laboratory, has them go through a series of activities, and then tells them what the true intent of the research was before they leave. She does not, however, inform them what their participation will involve before the research begins. Margarita has failed to remember
the importance of a. informed consent. b. debriefing. c. an institutional review board. d. experimental realism.
LGBTQ people tend to be ________ public about their development of romantic experiences due to social acceptance issues
Fill in the blank with correct word.
"I love my job. I get to perform exciting research on people who have brain damage. I hope that my work can help other professionals to properly assess, diagnose, and treat people who sustain such damage." These are most likely the words of a(n)
A. cognitive behavioral psychologist. B. experimental neuropsychologist. C. biopsychosocial psychologist. D. clinical neuropsychologist.
Regarding factors that influence conformity, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a) Although the Asch experiment groups were only temporary, sanctions were informal, and rejection had no lasting importance, conformity to the incorrect responses still occurred. b) If you can find at least one other person who sees things as you do, you can be relatively secure in your opposition to other viewpoints with the Internet now making it much easier to find that other like-minded person. c) The size of the majority within a group is the most important factor in determining whether a person will conform. d) The risk of being rejected within a group can be a threat to our sense of personal identity.