Two elementary school teachers are dividing their classes into teams for a competition. One teacher divides his students between boys and girls, while the other flips a coin to assign students to their teams. Based on social identity theory, which outcome is most likely to occur?

Neuroscience is primarily concerned with understanding

Knowledge of psychological research can help one become more ________ in the workplace.

Scott is licensed to provide psychological therapy and focuses on delivering assistance with housing and acquiring healthcare and treatment. Arlene is licensed to provide psychological and biological therapy and focuses on the brain and nervous system. Scott is most likely a ________, while Arlene is most likely a ________.

Selin is conducting a study on cognitive decline among the elderly and ultimately recruits 50 people to participate. In this example, what do Selin’s 50 participants represent?

Neuroscience is primarily concerned with understanding

Which part of the brain is implicated in the automatic negative evaluations that underlie implicit racial bias?

What does it mean for results to be statistically significant?

Luke is a couples and family therapist providing therapy for the middle child in an adoptive family. How does Luke view the middle child referred to him and his family, respectively?

Which part of the brain is implicated in the automatic negative evaluations that underlie implicit racial bias?