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Henry Landberger discovered that
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people behave differently when being observed (Hawthorne effect)
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Who argued that Kohlberg's moral stages were not directly applicable to females?
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Carol Gilligan
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What is NOT associated with Alfred Adler's theory of personality?
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Ectomorphic
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Someone selling a car for $10,000 and agreeing to go to $8,000 when they had already decided they wanted to sell for $8,000 is exhibiting what tactic?
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door-in-the-face
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Which of the following is the path of a received "message" through a single neuron?
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Postsynaptic cell, cell body, axon, terminal buttons
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What is NOT a dissociative disorder?
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schizophrenia
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Behavior therapy would be most useful in treating
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a childhood disorder
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According to Piaget, a child who looks under a pillow for a lost toy is able to appreciate
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object permanence
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Tones seeming to be the same intensity, according to Weber, is probably because
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the tones were not separated by at least one just noticeable difference
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Hermann von Helmholtz is famous for his theory of
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color blindness
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The structuralist school of psychology viewed consciousness as
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a set of discrete sensations
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The Whorfian hypothesis posits that
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a culture's language structure influences how the speakers perceive reality
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Recalling A, B, C and X, Y, Z is the result of
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primacy and recency effects
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