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,TB1 Chapter 01: Multiple Choice
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1. The type of thinking that examines assumptions, appraises the source, discerns hidden biases, evaluates
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evidence, and assesses conclusions is called
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a. critical thinking. f



b. introspection.
c. speculation.
d. gut-level reasoning. f



ANSWER: a f




2. Surveys indicate that people are more likely to support “gun safety laws” than “gun control laws.” These
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survey results best illustrate the importance of
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a. random sampling. f



b. wording effects. f



c. the placebo effect. f f



d. naturalistic observation. f



ANSWER: b f




3. Questioning whether conclusions are warranted by the existing evidence best illustrates
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a. critical thinking. f



b. functionalism.
c. the biopsychosocial approach.
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d. introspection.
ANSWER: a f




4. In their research on people’s perception of how prisoners accused of terrorism are questioned, Dr. Pedersen an
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Dr. MacDonald have found that people are more approving of “enhanced interrogation” than “torture.” This find
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demonstrates which of the following?
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a. survey
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c. wording effects f



d. case study f



ANSWER: c f




5. Patricia recently read an online article about the meaning of horoscopes, which explained how the locationsof
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the stars at one’s birth determines one’s personality and life course. Patricia is skeptical of this information.She
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concludes that the assumptions and conclusions of this article are faulty, the writer is biased and lacks
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credibility, and the evidence to support this claim does not justify a cause-effect conclusion. Patricia has
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engaged in
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a. critical thinking. f



b. introspection.
c. speculation.
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,TB1 Chapter 01: Multiple Choice
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d. emergent thinking. f



ANSWER: a f




6. People often fail to make accurate generalizations because they are unduly influenced by
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b. vivid
c. representative
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ANSWER: b f




7. Checking on the credibility of the sources of information you use in a class report is most indicative of
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a. a biopsychosocial approach.
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b. critical thinking. f



c. introspection.
d. functionalism.
ANSWER: b f




8. Sixteen-year-old Marc would like to learn to drive, but his parents won’t let him. When he asks why, they rem
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him about two family members who were involved in collisions with younger drivers. “Teenagers are always
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getting into accidents,” his father tells him. Marc’s parents’ reasoning best illustrates the danger of
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a. replication.
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c. the placebo effect. f f



d. generalizing from vivid cases. f f f



ANSWER: d f




9. Reasoning that does not blindly accept available arguments and conclusions illustrates
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a. introspection.
b. critical thinking. f



c. the psychodynamic perspective.
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d. an empirical approach.
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ANSWER: b f




10. When people generalize from a few vivid but unrepresentative cases, they are falling prey to
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a. operational definitions. f



b. hypothesizing.
c. hindsight bias. f



d. sampling bias. f



ANSWER: d f




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, TB1 Chapter 01: Multiple Choice
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11. Critical thinking most clearly involves
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a. a biopsychosocial approach.
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b. introspection.
c. evaluating evidence. f



d. the psychodynamic perspective.
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ANSWER: c f




12. A representative sample is one that accurately reflects a larger
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a. control group. f



b. correlation coefficient. f



c. dependent variable. f



d. population.
ANSWER: d f




13. A questioning attitude regarding psychologists' assumptions and hidden values best illustrates
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a. behaviorism.
b. critical thinking. f



c. introspection.
d. Freudian psychology. f



ANSWER: b f




14. All those in a group being studied make up the
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a. population.
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d. survey.
ANSWER: a f




15. Jennifer was worried that the wording of the questions in a diet and exercise survey may have encouraged
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respondents to express unusually positive levels of health. Jennifer’s concern best illustrates
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a. behavior genetics. f



b. skepticism.
c. critical thinking. f



d. the neuroscience perspective.
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ANSWER: c f




16. To learn about the gaming habits of all the children attending Eastchester High School, Professor Matteo
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randomly selected and interviewed 50 of the school’s students. In this instance, all the children attending the sch
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are considered to be a(n)
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a. population.
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