The scientist carefully ______ the data from the experiment, looking for any unusual patterns or results.

In Bayes’ theorem, P(X|Y) and P(X|~Y) correspond to

_________________ refers to the actual, objective relationship between a person’s behavior and the environment’s outcomes.  

Which of the following is an example of the greatest dread risk  

An example of a nudge is  

The _______ field before them was vast, filled with tall grass and distant hills that created a serene and open landscape.

The _______ behavior of the football fans made the game much louder than usual, with people yelling and cheering for their team.

The ______ detective noticed something strange in the suspect’s statement, a small detail that led to a breakthrough in the case.

Weber (2006) argued that governments are slow to act to counter global warming because  

Question set 2: Answer TWO of the following questions below (3 pts each- 6 total) (be sure to indicate which question you are answering)   Use THREE of the six factors Janmaimool and Watanabe, 2014 evaluated in risk perception to explain why people feel driving is less risky than flying (even though the opposite is actually true). Using the prototypical ‘dog being shocked’ experiment explain how learned helplessness develops and persists. Then come up with your own example Jackie just failed her psychology midterm. Describe how she would cope with this failure based on a challenge appraisal AND threat appraisal. Using the Biopsychosocial model, explain why someone would buy a Shamrock shake (milkshake). Be sure to define AND give an example of each part of the model as it pertains to why someone would buy Shamrock Shake.