Polygraph
True or False: The polygraph doesn't measure honesty accurately.
True
False
True or false: You use the "&" instead of "and" when using brackets in text
True
This is what a polygraph provides a record of.
Physiological activity (skin conductance, blood pressure, respiration)
This first lady stated that "The greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions, not our circumstances".
Martha Washington
This is the type of indent you use for your references at the end of your paper.
Hanging indent
This popular bias discussed in social psychology is what polygraph examiners are often prone to.
confirmation bias
This popular dietary craze in the 19th century involved chewing a piece of food approximately 32 times to bring people health and happiness.
Fletcherizing
This is what you use when you cite 3 or more authors the SECOND time in text
If 1 out of 100 employees stole something and had to undergo polygraph testing, what is the chance (percentage) that they would be able to correctly identify the guilty individual.
85%
This popular saying involves wealth and happiness.
Money buys happiness
True or false: We use first names of authors in the references page.
False
This superhero used her lasso of truth to prevent her victims for lying.
Wonder woman
This hypothesis that has gained research support states that our moods adjust quickly to most life circumstances.
Hedonic treadmill
This is the last thing that goes on your title page.
The honor pledge