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According to the author, the finding that happy people make more money is a good example of Select one: a. how initial findings are often incorrect. Ob. the fundamental attribution error in action. Oc. the hindsight bias in action. d. the need for critical thinking when considering research findings.
One subtle example of is the finding that people tend to be more willing to help someone when they are alone with the victim than when other people are present. Select one: a. behaviourism b. social influence c. self-presentation d. the self-fulfilling prophecy
is to the role of individual differences as Select one: a. Personality psychology; social psychology b. Social psychology; clinical psychology c. Social psychology; personality psychology d. Clinical psychology; personality psychology is to the role of the situation.
When she first entered the club, Peyton took note of everyone poorly dressed and felt much more attractive. Peyton felt better about her own appearance based on Select one: a. downward social comparison. b. unrealistic optimism. c. cognitive labelling. d. reflected glory.
A researcher described aggressiveness as verbal or physical actions directed at another child on the playground. This is an example of Select one: a. operational definition. b. hypothesis. c. research question. d. theory. X
Researchers using a survey may discover conflicting responses due to Select one: O a. attitude clarification. b. wording of the questions. c. behavioural clarification. O d. recording of the events.