What is the difference between random sampling and random assignment in research? Random sampling is for qualitative research; random assignment is for quantitative research. Random sampling is used in surveys; random assignment is used in experiments. Random sampling selects participants; random assignment allocates them to groups. Random sampling is a statistical method; random assignment is a psychological method.

Random sampling selects participants; random assignment allocates them to groups.

What are two weaknesses of naturalistic observation? Loss of experimental control and experimenter bias Limited scope and lack of detail High cost and time consumption Ethical concerns and participant reactivity

Loss of experimental control and experimenter bias

What is an example of practice in new settings that facilitates better remembering? Studying in the same room every day Studying in bedroom, then living room, then at a coffee shop Studying only in the library Studying with music playing

Studying in bedroom, then living room, then at a coffee shop

What are some characteristics of cognitive dysfunction? Improved memory, quick learning, high adaptability Enhanced creativity, strong problem-solving skills Increased focus, high energy, multitasking ability Decreased initiation, decreased sustained attention, gets stuck on small things

Decreased initiation, decreased sustained attention, gets stuck on small things

Which assessments are used for evaluating cognitive function? Allen Cognitive Level Screen, A-ONE, Behavioral Inattention Test Rorschach Test, TAT, MMPI Beck Depression Inventory, Hamilton Anxiety Scale MMSE, MoCA, Clock Drawing Test

Allen Cognitive Level Screen, A-ONE, Behavioral Inattention Test

What are the two types of social cognition that involve different levels of consciousness and effort? Emotional and Rational Thinking Automatic and Controlled Thinking Cognitive and Behavioral Processes Implicit and Explicit Memory

Automatic and Controlled Thinking

Why is it inefficient to stop and analyze every new situation, such as meeting a new person, according to the concept of controlled thinking? It is not efficient and we form impressions quickly and effortlessly. It leads to more accurate judgments. It improves social interactions. It enhances memory retention.

It is not efficient and we form impressions quickly and effortlessly.

What are the three areas of research in social cognition that involve organizing information, using shortcuts, and making judgments? Emotional Intelligence, Social Skills, Empathy Schemas, Heuristics, Attributions Implicit Bias, Stereotypes, Prejudice Cognitive Dissonance, Social Perception, Memory

Schemas, Heuristics, Attributions

What are schemas and how do they influence our perception of the social world? Schemas are mental structures that organize knowledge and influence what we notice, think about, and remember. Schemas are physical structures in the brain that store memories. Schemas are social norms that guide our interactions. Schemas are emotional responses that dictate our behavior.

Schemas are mental structures that organize knowledge and influence what we notice, think about, and remember.

The main features of _____ concern excessive emotionality and attention seeking behavior. histrionic personality disorder borderline personality disorder avoidant personality disorder narcissistic personality disorder

histrionic personality disorder

Unstable relationships and emotions distinctively characterize which Cluster B disorder? narcissistic personality disorder histrionic personality disorder borderline personality disorder antisocial personality disorder

borderline personality disorder

Harrison is stubborn and inflexible about details of events, and he needs to have control in his friendships and social activities. At his office, he tends to work alone, since he doesn't trust the abilities of others. What personality disorder would Harrison MOST likely meet the diagnostic criteria for? paranoid personality disorder obsessive-compulsive personality disorder avoidant personality disorder schizoid personality disorder

obsessive-compulsive personality disorder

Those displaying _____ are self-centered and require the admiration of others. borderline personality disorder narcissistic personality disorder histrionic personality disorder antisocial personality disorder

narcissistic personality disorder

Which two disorders have the highest comorbidity rate of ALL personality disorders (37%)? avoidant and dependent personality disorder antisocial and histrionic personality disorder borderline and narcissistic personality disorder schizoid and schizotypal personality disorder

schizoid and schizotypal personality disorder

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