The famous Milgram study on obedience, in its original form, would be considered highly unethical by today’s standards. Which person(s) from the original study were most likely to be at risk for psychological harm?

It is often reported that Rottweilers bite people at a higher rate than many other dog breeds, even when the owners take special care to teach them non-aggressive behavior. This is most consistent with which of the following findings in aggression research?

Ardeth is short-staffed at work and has been taking on extra work, extended hours, and is under more pressure than she has ever had with her position. According to the general adaptation syndrome phases, if Ardeth continues at her current pace, what is likely to happen?

If you want a successful marriage, as measured by low odds of getting divorced, research suggests that a good strategy is to

The broad class of drugs which are successfully used to treat ADHD are classified as

A professional athlete is confronted by his teammates and friends because they believe his steroid use has gotten out of control. Given the lessons learned by psychologists about how to define abnormal behavior, which of the following arguments is most likely to create consensus between the athlete and everyone else?

Among the following scenarios, which best demonstrates resilience when confronted with stress?

The patients that are least likely to follow treatment instructions regarding their medications are those experiencing side effects from

Which of the following research findings is most consistent with the claim that antidepressants are being overprescribed for treating depression?

You and your friend are in the same class and receive your first exam back. You both have failed the exam. You explain that you failed because you were very sick at the time of the test, but you believe your friend failed because he is known to be lazy. In this case, you are being influenced by the