(03.04 LC)Which concept does the magical number 7, plus or minus 2, refer to?

(03.06 LC)What three types of intelligence constitute Sternberg’s triarchic theory of intelligence?

(03.05 MC)Dr. Marshall recruited 150 undergraduate students enrolled in psychology courses at his university for his study. Participation was voluntary, and students received extra credit for their involvement. Participants watched a video clip of a simulated traffic accident. Participants were randomly divided into two groups. The experimental group received a questionnaire containing misleading questions, such as, “How fast was the car going when it ran the stop sign?” (when there was no stop sign). The control group received a neutral questionnaire with no misleading information. Five days later, all participants completed a memory test that assessed their recall of details from the video. Questions focused on critical elements that had been the focus of the misleading questions. Results indicated that participants in the experimental group were more likely to report false memories as compared to the control group.What is the dependent variable in the described above?

An adult A&O 4/4 presents with lightheadedness. Pt. has a pulse, SBP > 90 (MAP> 65). IMC is complete.  ecg 6.jpg After the previous drug administration, the pt. becomes unconscious and unresponsive. There is a weak carotid pulse; radial pulse is absent. Skin is cool, pale, and moist. ECG remains the same.  You should:

(02.01 MC)Which of the following questions is related to the nature versus nurture debate?

(03.06 LC)Mr. Romero believes that all students can achieve in math when they are willing to work through challenges and have the proper coaching from their teacher. At the start of the school year, he was informed that his incoming students performed poorly on last year’s standardized math tests. How will Mr. Romero likely approach the school year?

(02.05 MC)A psychological study was conducted to investigate the impacts of a sudden change to a person’s sleep habits. A company provided a list of willing employees to the researcher, who then randomly chose a group of participants to start working an overnight shift. Many of the employees in this group began to have serious accidents while on the job. Other employees’ performance was unchanged. The researchers concluded that a sudden change in sleep habits negatively impacted job performance. Data was published without identifying information. What ethical concern is present in this study?

(02.04 MC)Dr. Phillips flashed a picture of a dog in the right visual field of a split-brain patient. Which of the following could the patient likely do?

(03.01 MC)In a recent study, 100 college students were shown pairs of images with subtle differences and asked to identify changes between them. The study aimed to measure the accuracy and speed of change detection under different conditions, focusing on the complexity of the scenes and the size of the changes. Condition Scene complexity Size of change Mean accuracy (%) Mean Response Time (seconds) Change detection (simple) Low Large 90 360 Change detection (difficult) High Small 55 750 What are the dependent variables in this study?

(03.06 LC)Which situation is most appropriate for the use of an achievement test?