What children’s book did Dr. Ellis read on the first day of class?

Select all of the following options equivalent to 0.420.

In Burger’s (2009) modernized version of Milgram’s experiments on obedience, there are several modern “updates.” In what ways was Burger’s sample of participants different from Milgram’s?

Which way correctly describes how to find the percentage of the area that is NOT shaded grey?

There are two parts to this question and each part is worth one point.  Answer both questions.   Answer each part below to fully describe how you would determine 24% of 425   a) Say what 24% means using conceptually appropriate language.   b) Use what 24% means to arrive at a numerical answer to 24% of 425. Your solution needs to explain all of the thinking you used to determine the value and convince your instructor that you did not use a calculator or algorithm.

Assume the number 85 is a number in Base Ten. What would that number be if you converted to a number in Base Seven?

All other things being equal, when a communication is more ________, people are more likely to pay attention to it and process it through the central route.

The phenomenon of groupthink is most likely to occur when a group is under stress, highly ________, and when the leader is very ________.

Burger’s (2009) replication of Milgram’s studies on obedience to authority suggests that compared with people in the 1970s, people in 2006 were ________ likely to obey authority.

Imagine that before a test, the professor told Jake that if he is caught cheating, he will be expelled. Imagine that the professor told Amanda that, if caught cheating, her only punishment will be to write a short paper about why cheating is wrong. If both students don’t cheat, what would dissonance theory predict?