All other things being equal, which person would you expect to report the lowest levels of stress?

Organizations can benefit from turnovers if

You are tutoring a high school student in chemistry and geography. The student wants to study one subject each day. For example, you would work on chemistry on Mondays and Wednesdays while studying geography on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Because you took a psychology course, you know that this isn’t a very good way to study. Instead, what should you suggest?

Which pattern of decision-making was discussed as a possible reason for the power of first impressions?

Elizabeth is at a party. Elizabeth sees her friend Betsy across the room. Betsy is screaming at another woman at the party. At one point, Betsy looks like she is going to physically strike the other woman, but instead she turns away and storms out of the party. Elizabeth knows Betsy really well and has literally never seen her be anything other than kind, gentle, and reasonably socially withdrawn. She’s certainly never seen Betsy yell at anyone else. Elizabeth is likely to make a ______ attribution about Betsy’s behavior. In making that attribution she is using _______ information based upon her previous experiences with Betsy.

Find the difference.7.931 – 3.436

According to the module on personality, for an aspect of personality to be a “trait” it should be:

Shauna is a researcher interested in the development of intelligence and language. She brings 100 children into the lab. She gives the children a vocabulary test (i.e., tests how many words they know) and an intelligence test. When she plots her data, she sees the following graph: What type of relationship does Shauna’s data show?

Evaluate the algebraic expression for the given value(s)., given x = 5, y = 3

Grace learns that her infant child needs to have blood drawn every week to check on a medical condition. Blood draws tend to cause infants pain and when infants are in pain, they naturally react by crying. The first time Grace and her child enter the doctor’s office, the child doesn’t respond at all until the doctor does the blood draw. As soon as the child feels the needle, the child reacts by crying. The exact same thing happens the next five times. The sixth time, the child starts crying as soon as they enter the doctor’s office, before the doctor has even started the blood draw. In this example of classical conditioning, the child’s crying as soon as they enter the doctor’s office on the sixth visit (before the blood draw happens) is the: