Which of the following statements is true regarding personality and life outcomes?
a. Personality is an important predictor of health and relationships, but it is not for work performance.
b. Personality is an important predictor of health, relationships, and work performance.
c. Personality is not an important predictor of health and relationships, but it is for work performance.
d. Personality is an important predictor of health, but not relationships and work performance.
Answer: B
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A) demand characteristics. B) how the questions were worded in each study. C) the method of participant selection used in each study. D) the use of covert versus participant observation.
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a. H.M. could not retain implicit memories, but explicit memories could be recalled normally. b. H.M.'s memory problems were primarily the result of impaired LTM recall. c. H.M. did not have the ability to transfer most explicit memories from STM into LTM. d. H.M.'s memory problems were primarily the result of an unusually small STM capacity.