About 19 percent of North American mothers and 15 percent of fathers without psychological disturbance have a(n) __________ internal working model

When asked to name the most likely persons to die in drunk driving accidents, most people will say "innocent victims." When asked for the likely outcome in cases in which people plead "not guilty by reason of insanity,"

most people will point to cases like John Hinckley and say that the plea is successful. In both examples, the responses are wrong. What general principle leads us to make such errors? a) confirmation bias b) divergent thinking c) availability heuristic d) representativeness heuristic

If you are in a very serious car accident and you suffer a severed spinal cord, you will lose control over functions __________

a. only in those body parts that are specifically responsible for the accident itself. b. in all body parts below the point of injury. c. in all body parts controlled by the exact location of the injury. d. in all body parts above the point of injury.