Juan, a psychologist, is studying participants’ perceptions of the attractiveness of several deodorants in a laboratory. However, as he conducts his study, people are cooking their lunches in the cafeteria nearby, and the smells of onions and fish are making their way into the laboratory. Juan should stop his experiment for the day because the odors of the food is most likely a __________.

In the last six months, Sheila has gained a lot of weight.  Her doctor says that she’s experiencing a problem with her metabolism.  She may be experiencing problems with which gland?

Gretchen’s newspaper arrives at the same time every day. This is an example of:

Prosecutor Befuddlem, an attorney for the State of Florida, asks Tanner how fast the car was travelling when it smashed into the other vehicle. Because the attorney used the term “smashed,” Tanner increases his estimate of the car’s speed. This is an example of:

Which school of psychology attempted to identify the basic elements of the mind?

Which of the following statements is true of the functions of sleep?

Matt, who was a soldier in the Middle East during the Iraq War, is getting MDMA as part of his therapeutic treatment. What psychological disorder does he most likely have?

According to the research of van Praag, Kempermann, and Gage (1999), which of the following people will most likely experience neurogenesis?

The median of a distribution of scores is the

Jacques wants to remember a phone number, and he repeats it aloud until he types and saves the number in his cell phone. He is using the process of: