(02.04 MC)A surgeon recently performed experimental brain surgery on a patient with epilepsy. During surgery, the patient complained about feeling discomfort which was a known risk. The surgery was stopped. Following the surgery, an article was written and published detailing the process for diagnosing and treating the patient. Telling the patient about known risks prior to the study meets which ethical guideline?

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(03.04 MC)Jim is learning new chords for a guitar piece he will be playing with his band on Friday night. He complains that he is experiencing serial position effect. What does this mean?

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(04.02 LC)If Priyanka is interested in testing her newborn’s startle reflex, which of the following actions should she take?

(03.06 MC)Which of the following would be the best way to determine if the ACT scores have predictive validity for performance in first-year college courses?

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(02.04 MC)A surgeon recently performed experimental brain surgery on a patient with epilepsy. During surgery, the patient complained about feeling discomfort which was a known risk. The surgery was stopped. Following the surgery, an article was written and published detailing the process for diagnosing and treating the patient. Personal information and medical history were shared without the patient’s consent. Which of the following ethical guidelines was violated?

(03.03 MC)Mey-Ling’s science teacher gave her a password to use for the classroom computer. To remember the password, Mey-Ling repeated it in her head several times while walking back to her desk and then typed it on the keyboard. Which model of memory is being described?

(03.02 MC)Researchers have been testing their hypothesis for several weeks. Each time they analyze the data, the hypothesis is rejected. The researchers believe the results are just bad luck and that the hypothesis is correct. They analyze the data one more time, convinced this will be their lucky chance to prove their idea correct. Which psychological phenomenon is this line of thinking associated with?