Answer:
Among the factors mentioned, there is one that does NOT influence the process of impression formation:
1. social identity
Explanation:
Social schemas, stereotyping, personal disclosure and self-fulfilling prophecies are all factors that influence impression formation. Impression formation is the process through which we form an impression concerning another individual by putting together pieces of knowledge and past impressions. Such an impression is not necessarily permanent, since it can keep on changing as new information is learned. Social identity is not a factor that influences impression formation. Social identity can be defined as our view of ourselves when we belong to a group. In other words, belonging to a group can be a source of self-esteem and pride to us. As we can see, this is related to one's own self, not directed to others.
in order to study the effects of loud noise on worker productivity, Dr. McDuffee had one group of research participants work in a noisy room and a second group work in a quiet room. Those who worked in the quiet room were exposed to the
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In order to study the effects of loud noise on worker productivity, Dr. McDuffee had one group of research participants work in a noisy room and a second group work in a quiet room. Those who worked in the quiet room were exposed to the________ condition
A) experimental
B) survey
C) control
D) correlational
The correct answer is C. control condition
Explanation:
In an experiment, it is common one group receives a special treatment, which is known as "experimental condition", while the other group does not receive this treatment, this condition is known as the control condition. Moreover, the control condition is relevant in the research because it can serve as a comparison to the experimental condition or special treatment.
In the case presented, the experimental condition would be the noisy room because this is the variable the researcher is studying in reference to worker productivity. Also, those who are not in the noisy or those in the quiet room are exposed to the control condition because they do not receive the treatment but serve a control to measure the changes in productivity in a noisy room.
The philosophies of John Locke and Robert Nozick can be said to diverge in which of the following respects: a) Nozick defends strict constraints on what the majority can do whereas Locke defends no constraints. b) Locke derives individual rights from the good of society as a whole, whereas Nozick derives rights from individual self-ownership. c) For Locke, the right to life is inalienable, whereas for Nozick, the right may be surrendered by its possessor. d) Nozick defends a pre-political (natural) right to property whereas Locke does not. e) Locke claims that the purpose of government is to secure rights, whereas Nozick claims that its purpose is to secure wealth.
Answer:
Correct Answer:
e) Locke claims that the purpose of government is to secure rights, whereas Nozick claims that its purpose is to secure wealth.
Explanation:
John Locke and Robert Nozick are two different philosophers who hold different views regarding to humans. For John Locke, he argued that all persons are endowed with natural rights to life, liberty, and property and that rulers who fail to protect those rights may be removed by the people, by force if necessary.
On the other-hand, Robert Nozick believed on the “entitlement” theory of justice which states that the distribution of holdings in a society is just if and only if everyone in that society is entitled to what he has. This is known as entitlement theory of justice.
Answer: C
Explanation:
What is social harmony?
Answer:
Social Harmony is defined as a process of valuing, expressing, and promoting love, trust, admiration, peace, harmony, respect, generosity and equity upon other people in any particular society regardless of their national origin, weight, marital status, ethnicity, colour, gender, race, age and occupation etc.
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Observations on how attitudes about African Americans would affect people’s willingness to vote for Barack Obama in 2008 revealed that people who reported low levels of prejudice but whose scores on the Implicit Association Test (IAT) indicated negative attitudes about blacks were ________ likely to vote for Obama because ________ attitudes were better predictors of behavior than ________ attitudes.
Answer:
1. less;
2. implicit;
3. explicit
Explanation:
The Implicit Association Test (IAT) is a form of testing or research technique, that seek to measure the level of relationship between concepts and evaluations or stereotype. For example, races and performance.
Also, various research studies, have shown that Implicit Association Test is a better predictor of subsequent behavior than explicit responses.
Hence, in this case, people who reported low levels of prejudice but whose scores on the Implicit Association Test (IAT) indicated negative attitudes about blacks were LESS likely to vote for Obama because IMPLICIT attitudes were better predictors of behavior than EXPLICIT attitudes.
The Words for the fill in the gaps are 1. Less, 2. Implicit, and 3. Explicit.
Implicit Association TestIt is a form of research technique, that measure the level of relationship between concepts and its evaluation. As per the Research Studies the Implicit Association Test is better predictor of subsequent behaviour than explicit responses.
Therefore, the fill in the gaps can be filled by the words like: Less, Implicit and Explicit.
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The selective perception of most voters means that they A. make rational choices about the purposive benefits to themselves of voting for a particular candidate. B. keep a fairly open mind regarding the candidates during the election campaign, and choose based on rational analysis. C. are susceptible to having their minds changed fairly easily by effective campaigns. D. pay most attention to things they already agree with, and interpret events according to their own predispositions.
Answer:
D. Pay most attention to things they already agree with, and interpret events according to their own predispositions.
Explanation:
This is explained to be a process where an individual is seen go perceive methods in which things that done by he/she is seen to be right; it can fall in to be a stereotype towards a person or on a thing making you ignore totally the opposing viewpoints. This directly lets the said individual visualize exactly what is made up already in his mind and not being totally rational, making he/she blind towards the real deal. In the case above, individuals tend to vote for a political party, only because it caters to your beliefs, not reasoning on the candidates value to he/she. Therefore, it pay most attention to things they already agree with, and interpret events according to their own predispositions.
Narcissistic personality disorder is characterized by inability to develop a stable sense of identity. disregard for religion. exaggerated sense of self-importance. tendency to submit to demeaning treatment.
Answer: Exaggerated sense of self-importance.
Explanation:
A lack of a stable sense of identity is a characteristic in Borderline Personality Disorder, among many others.
A disregard for religion is not a disorder- it’s a personal preference. I believe it is called atheism.
There are multiple disorders that qualify for the “submit to demeaning treatment”, but a narcissist would never do such a thing.
NPD is usually characterized as an inflated sense of entitlement and emotional insensitivity. They are usually very self-centered.
Educational objectives should guide classroom activities and evaluation. To accomplish this effectively, the objectives should be:
Answer:
stated in terms of specific observable behavior.
Explanation:
Educational objectives refer to the standards set either by educational institutions or individuals to guide the study of the peoples. Such goals should represent the educational expectations of both teachers and students as well as the quality of the curriculum program. Besides that, widely used assessment methods, while likely providing a way of awarding ratings, also do not provide sufficient input to assess whether students are meeting the assigned goals. This is generally dependent on a blend of not having structured objectives, to begin with, not having converted those goals into observable results, and not using evaluation methods that are capable of assessing anticipated educational outcomes given the level of skill required to improve them.
Cultural norms and practices often impacts a society's understanding of ethics; one such example is the concept of guanxi in China, which suggests an emphasis on _____________________________________________________ more than values of what is right or wrong as commonly seen in cultures that follow Judaeo-Christian traditions.
Answer:
Business Ethics & Social responsibilities
Cultural norms and practices often impacts a society's understanding of ethics; one such example is the concept of guanxi in China, which suggests an emphasis on _____________________________________________________ more than values of what is right or wrong as commonly seen in cultures that follow Judaeo-Christian traditions. a. A.collaboration B. transactions C.short term gains (Profits) D. relationships
Some of the ways that unfair and fraudulent practices can arise in financial transactions include _________________________________________________, deception, and churning
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In what way did industrialization affect the working class?
o They improved their standard of living.
o They fell far below other classes.
They became more successful.
o They were absorbed into the middle class.
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They fell far below other classes.
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Answer:
b
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Concepts, ideas, opinions, feelings, and other intangible entities are often labeled as “insubstantial phenomena.” Select one of the following 3 phenomena that would be considered insubstantial, and explain two different ways — one qualitative and one quantitative — that you might measure it: a) the closeness of undergraduates’ social network friends; b) the “campus climate” at your university; c) “irrational exuberance” about the stock market.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
I am going to refer to the concept of the “campus climate” at my university.
The quantitative explanation would be this one. If the Board of Directors of the University wants to make decisions based on cold data, just in numbers, then they have to implement research with surveys to get the desired numbers. This information has to be interpreted, put in graphics and the information can help the Board to make decisions. However, cold data do not say everything. To be accurate you need quality information. So the qualitative explanation would be that there are elements that numbers cannot transmit. That is when you go and observe students' and teacher's behaviors on a daily basis. Yo go to the cafeteria, to the student's center, to the recreational center, and do observation. Then you ask open questions. You want to know people's feelings and opinions because there lies so much information that numbers can never convey.
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What are federal sources of revenue? Select FOUR options.
income tax
corporate tax
payroll tax
sales tax
excise tax
Answer:
Income corporate payroll and excise tax
Explanation:
Answer:
Income tax, Payroll tax, Corporate tax, Excise tax. These are the main sources :)
Explanation:
What are some advantages of using a disorders-based objective personality measure, such as the MMPI-2 or MMPI-2-RF
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
Disorders-based objective personality measure is the that describes a form of test designed primarily to measure mental health disorders making use of several validity scales to determine if the respondent giving answers to the questions accurately and truthfully, without the rater bias.
Therefore, there are advantage of disorders-based objective personality measure such MMPI as some of which are:
1. They are considered to be relatively cost effective.
2. They involved use of paper only and can be scored by hand or using a machine.
3. Unlike projective test, objective personality test can also be completed on the patient's schedule.
Select the type of influence principle that best describes the following examples.
Type of Influence Principle:_____________.
In the movie White Christmas, Phil Davis (Danny Kaye) gets what he wants by reminding Bob Wallace (Bing Crosby) that he saved his life during the war.
Answer:
Rule of Reciprocrity
Explanation:
Rule of Reciprocrity is a term in social psychology that describes a situation in which an individual returns a favour or pay back what was done to him in the past.
Hence, in this case, in the movie White Christmas, Phil Davis (Danny Kaye) used RULE OF RECIPROCRITY (that is, I once saved your life during the war, now is the time you repay my kind action) to remind Bob Wallace (Bing Crosby).
How long did it take for the Mongols to conquer southern China?
How long did it take for the Mongols to conquer southern China?
According to historians, it took six decades for the Mongols to conquer southern China.
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If deception is necessary in research, according to the Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct, psychologists must explain the deception no later than:________a. at the conclusion of data collection b. at the conclusion of a participant's participation c. during Informed Consent before the start of the study d. deception is never allowed
Answer: a. at the conclusion of data collection
Explanation:
According to Section 8.07 of Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct of the American Psychological Association, Psychologists are not to use deception in research unless the study unless it is not possible to use non-deceptive alternative procedures.
When deception is used, the APA recommends that the participant is told as early as possible of the deception with that being as soon as the participant is no longer participating and failing that, no later than at the conclusion of data collection. Participants are also allowed to decline the use of their data after they discover the deception.
You are providing supervision to a BCBA candidate accruing fieldwork hours. Prior to beginning supervision, you meet with the candidate and provide them with a clear written description of the purpose, requirements, evaluation criteria, and terms of the supervision. You might have violated:
Answer:
Explanation:
A supervisor is a job position that involves management it gives authority over some set of people which include workers in a work place, students.
A supervisor ensures things are done the normal way and that rules and regulations are been upheld. A supervisor who discloses his role to his student violates supervision competence he is not to disclose or discuss his role to the student or team he or she manages.
It was Saturday night, and Devon had too many beers. He was standing on the second floor balcony, loudly boasting that he was going to do a swan dive into the swimming pool. Everybody told him not to dive because he was too drunk and the pool was too shallow. Devon wouldn't listen because he wanted to show off to the new coed. Shouting, "Look at me!" he jumped off the balcony and dove into the pool. He struck his head on the bottom and broke his neck. Although he survived the accident, Devon cannot move any part of his body or feel any sensations from his shoulders down. However, all his other sensory and motor functions are completely normal.
(Be very clear, use the terms afferent and efferent when needed, and indicate direction of neural transmission.) I GIVE YOU THIS ANSWER IN THE VIDEO LECTURE ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM!
A. Why doesn't Devon have any sensations below his shoulders? (Hint: It is always best to start your description where the sense of touch starts in your body, in the skin.)
B. Why can't Devon move his muscles below his shoulders? (Hint: it is always best to start where movement signals start, in the primary motor cortex in the frontal lobes.)
Answer:
A. Why doesn't Devon have any sensations below his shoulders? (Hint: It is always best to start your description where the sense of touch starts in your body, in the skin.)
A. Why doesn't Devon have any sensations below his shoulders? (Hint: It is always best to start your description where the sense of touch starts in your body, in the skin.) B. Why can't Devon move his muscles below his shoulders? (Hint: it is always best to start where movement signals start, in the primary motor cortex in the frontal lobes.)
Since the probability that a new marriage will end in divorce varies based on whether either of the newly-weds has been divorced before, these two outcomes (the fate of the new marriage and the previous divorce record of the newly-weds) are: Group of answer choices
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although the question does not include options, we can say the following.
Since the probability that a new marriage will end in divorce varies based on whether either of the newly-weds has been divorced before, these two outcomes (the fate of the new marriage and the previous divorce record of the newly-weds) are dependent.
The variables are dependent because they influence the faith of the new couple when getting married. If one had the unfortunate experience of the divorce in its previous relationship, it could impact the direction of its new marriage. It cannot be mutually exclusive because this term means that the events cannot happen at the same moment.
Women are often kept out of prestigious, high paying positions for all the reasons EXCEPT:
a) Males actively aim to keep women out of these jobs.
b) They have been socially grouped with other women making comparable amounts of money.
c) They have historically not held those positions.
Answer:
b) They have been socially grouped with other women making comparable amounts of money.
Explanation:
There are many varying forms of gender discrimination in the workplace but commonly it indicates that workers or job applicants are viewed differently or unfairly due to their sex or gender. The discrimination can come up in any way such as demand for sexual favors, prejudiced in the recruiting process, firing on the basis of gender, passed over for promotion, or unequal because of their gender. Some theories claimed that women were intentionally kept out from the top of the ladder so that they cannot challenge the higher social position of their male counterparts.
Which quotation from this passage best states a theme of the story? “My magic did not help me at all and yet there was a fire in my bowels, a fire in my mind.” “When the sun rose, I thought, ‘My journey has been clean. Now I will go home from my journey.’” “If I went to the Place of the Gods, I would surely die, but, if I did not go, I could never be at peace with my spirit again.” “The Forest People themselves do not come near.”
Answer:
Hm..Not sure how to answer this, but I think the quote that states the theme of the story you're reading is, "When the sun rose, I thought, 'My journey has been clean, now I will go home from my journey.'"
Explanation:
The other quote I would go with is, "My magic did not help me at all, and yet there was a fire in my bowels, a fire in my mind." However, this particular quote did not make quite enough sense to me; yes, you have fire in your mind and bowels, but why? It just didn't make much sense to me.
The quote, "The Forest People themselves do not come near" quote was just..vague to me. To be completely honest, I was wondering about the Forest People themselves, and what exact thing or place that they wouldn't approach at all.
Lastly, the quote, "If I went to the Place of the Gods, I would surely die, but if I did not go, I could never be at peace with my spirit again," was kind of a statement. I read it a couple of times thinking, 'hm..this could sound like a theme just a bit, if only the sentence didn't sound like a statement the character of the story had made.' Also, to be completely honest, I don't think this quote could state a theme of any kind.
I hope that this helps.
Answer:
I believe the answer is C; “If I went to the Place of the Gods, I would surely die, but, if I did not go, I could never be at peace with my spirit again.”
Explanation:
I am taking the test right now, and this is the answer I am going with. I'm pretty sure it is right.
Which statement about the bureaucracy is most accurate? A. Americans are generally satisfied with those bureaucrats they interact with. B. The number of federal bureaucrats is increasing rapidly. C. Public bureaucracies are inefficient. D. Most federal bureaucrats work in Washington, D.C.
Answer:
A. Americans are generally satisfied with those bureaucrats they interact with.
Explanation:
Bureaucracy is a system of government in which non-elected government official take decision rather than elected officials.
In U.S. people trust those bureaucrats they have interacted with. The interaction with bureaucrats satisfies the Americans and all the American respect their decision.
Hence, the correct answer is A.
Sara has dementia. This has been hard for her family as she is srarting to forget them and often when her daughter's come to visit she doesn't recognize them. Sara's memory loss is:________
a. anterograde
b. substance induced
c. retrograde
d. regressive
Answer:
Option C
Explanation:
In simple words, Retrograde amnesia refers to the lack of brain-access to current events, or knowledge gathered in the history. This results from an illness or the emergence of an illness.
This appears to affect increased security, biographical, and prescriptive memories adversely, while retaining functional memory intact without growing problems in acquiring additional information.
Which of the following is not an exception that Fast Trucking Common Carriers may raise to relieve itself of any liability? Group of answer choices
Answer:
C. the multiple car accident
Explanation:
The term domestic violence refers to sexual, physical or verbal abuse of
Answer:
all of the above because domestic violance can be done in any form
Which of the following is an example of anthropocentrism? Select one: a. Kelly thinks that dogs are able to sniff out food better than humans can. b. Jonathan thinks that humans can take on the animal nature of wolves. c. Meredith thinks that cats love to play with their human owners. d. Joanne thinks that cows have all the emotions that humans have. e. Ronald thinks that humans are able to trick bears into thinking that they are dead.
Answer:
Correct Answer:
b. Jonathan thinks that humans can take on the animal nature of wolves.
Explanation:
Anthropocentrism is the belief that human beings are the most important entity in the universe. That is, regarding the world in terms of human values and experiences. It is the belief of humans putting themselves first in whatever situation rather than the environment or the animals.
Why were pregnant women, weak individuals, and the sick the first to be executed in the Nazi concentration camps?
Answer:
The Nazis wanted to get rid of those not capiable of hard labor.
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Those who gained jobs under the spoils system were often expected to contribute ______ to the party machine. a. more jobs b. volunteer time c. votes d. a percentage of their salaries
Answer:
D. a percentage of their salaries
Explanation:
This is based on the spoil system which explains or is been described as a system where campaign workers of the sitting government are been offered civil service positions as compensation to their endeavours during the campaigns/rally. This is sometimes referred to as the patronage system too. That is why jobs and government positions gained through this system are expected to contribute a percentage of their salaries. Changes in party that are in control of government sometimes also brings new government workers carrying political responsibility.
A branch office registration is necessary to use a:_______
a. model unit, available for sale, in a subdivision for promotion of interest in the development.
b. temporary structure for dissemination of information.
Answer:
Neither A nor B
Explanation:
None of the above options is a necessity for branch office registration. When considering a branch office registration, a model unit or a temporary structure for dissemination of information are not usually required to be registered as branch offices.
But when considering a booth that's positioned in a shopping mall, which displays listing information, it will not be considered as a temporary information structure. It will be needed for branch office registration.
One of the core ethical principles is the pursuit of excellence. Discuss how this relates to you and what skills and competence levels you hope to embody as a professional behavior analyst
Answer:
Being a behavior analyst is a highly responsible profession accompanied by daily challenges.
Explanation:
The pursuit of excellence refers to a central ethical concept applies to the belief that behavior analysts are constantly studying and analyzing the most updated and applicable literature and policy changes and procedures in the area of applied behavior analysis. Working as a professional analyst, I should work on a regular basis that pursues the treatment plan or assess and prepare a course of treatment that other professionals will carry out. The most essential characteristics of an analyst include curiosity, compassion, maturity, learning skills, etc.
What do you think is most important to consider when crafting effective messages: audience analysis, researching the subject, or communication organization? Why? Is social media use imperative to deliver messages to a certain audience?
Answer:
The most important to make sure a message is being conveyed to an audience would be communication organization. I believe this is the most important since the topics, arguments, and statements made to support the claim all tie back together in how you plan to show and speak about your message and goal. In regards to using social media, yes & no since while many young adults may not watch the news on TV they are more known to follow a credited new source on social media which gives them the important news on the worlds events. So if making sure your argument is broadcasted to all age groups I would say make sure to gear your message to all audiences in order to get the most feedback and support.
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