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TitlePsychology Around UsPsychology in Action Resource Type Textbook Textbook Audience Level Introductory Introductory Pages840784 Publication DateFebruary, 2012June, 2012 Author(s) Ronald Comer & Elizabeth Gould Karen Huffman Imprint John Wiley & Sons John Wiley & Sons Print Book 1118012070 1118019083 Kindle Book B005HGFG74 B006WOJWN4 Edition210 Brief Description Known for hands-on activities and thorough pedagogy, this best-seller is for students who want to apply psychology in the world around them. This text offers students a range of tools to successfully learn the subject, while highlighting psychology as an integrated science.
True or False
- Stress causes cancer.
- There is there is strong scientific evidence for Extra Sensory Perception (ESP.)
- Sleep deprivation and shift work are key contributors to industrial and automobile accidents.
- An amount of LSD the size of an aspirin tablet is enough to product psychoactive effects in over 300 people.
- Prejudiced and superstitious peoples are born that way.
- B.F. Skinner raised his daughter in a cage-like Skinner box, which led to her adult mental illness.
- Sex and gender are essentially the same.
- Mental disorders are a sign of personal weakness.
- Asking a depressed person about suicide will push him or her over the edge and cause a suicidal act that would not otherwise have occurred.
- Most peoples judge others more harshly than they judge themselves.
- Romantic love rarely lasts longer than 1 or 2 years.
- Similarity is one of the best predictors of long-term relationships.
- Polygraph ( lie detector ) tests can accurately and reliably reveal whether or not a person is lying.
- In an emergency, as the number of bystanders increases, your chance of getting help decreases.
- Your first hunch on a multiple-choice test is your best guess.
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