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Joanne will not go out at night because she hears from her local news station about the large number of muggings and robberies that occur in her city. However, crime in Joanne's city has actually gone down in the past few years. To which bias is Joanne falling victim?


the availability heuristic

100

Most developmental psychologists believe that there are at least some definite periods or "stages" in development that are essential. These periods are called:

Critical periods

100

According to our text book,   _____ comes before ______ 

1. personality; temperament

2.character; personality

3. temperament; personality

4. temperament; character

 temperament; personality

100

When a researcher provides a detailed explanation of the study, after the study is completed this is called

Debriefing

100

Albert Bandura is one of the leading proponents of a _____ perspective on personality.

social-cognitive

200

Children speak their first words at approximately _____ months of age.

12 months

200

People seek and remember evidence that supports their existing hypotheses; they ignore or discount contradictory evidence. In other words, people are prone to the:

confirmation bias.

200

Psychologists define _____ as the capacity to solve problems, adapt to the environment, and learn from experience.

intelligence

200

The notion that behavior is motivated by unconscious inner forces and conflicts is at the core of the _____ approach to personality

psychoanalytic

200

Mental representations of categories of objects, situations, or ideas that share common features are called

concepts

300

People's decision-making can be influenced by the wording of a question or the context of a problem.

The framing effect 

300

Psychologists use the term _____ to refer to the patterns of physical, cognitive, and socioemotional change occurring throughout life

Developement

300

 Cross-sectional research designs can be negatively impacted by the______




Cohort effect

300

The overall group a researcher wishes to examine is called the:

population

300

Trial and error is MOST useful as a problem solving tactic when: the stakes are high or low?

when the stakes are low

400

Reciprocal determinism is a term coined by______to denote the complex interaction among the individual, behavior, and the environment.

Albert Bandura

400

In part, the trademark impulsivity of adolescence reflects that brain development proceeds more slowly in the brain's _____ than in its _____.

prefrontal cortex; limbic system

400

According to the textbook, projective personality tests such as the Rorschach and the TAT are neither reliable or valid true or false.

true

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People with an _____ locus of control believe that outcomes are determined by outside forces such as fate or luck. By contrast, people with an _____ locus of control believe that outcomes are determined by their own actions or efforts.


external; internal

400

Emotional intelligence is positively associated with both academic and occupational success. true or false?

true

500

According the Sigmund Freud's 3 aspects of personality, morality is to _____ as pleasure is to _____.

superego; id

500

Thinking-feeling and sensing-judging are examples of ______ personality inventory

dimensions on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.

500

In Jung's theory, archetypes are contained in the:

collective unconscious

500

The distinct patterns of emotional reactions and behaviors seen at a young age make up a person's: personality or temperament?


temperament.

500

Low response rates may call a sample's representativeness into question. This is MOST often a problem in _____ research.

survey

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