Inspector Holmes and his trusty assistant, Watson, are snooping around a dark, deserted house in London. Watson suddenly screams, "Holmes! I thought I just saw a flicker of light!" Holmes turns to him and says, "No, my dear boy. You must have been interpreting a random firing of sensory neurons as a stimulus." Holmes is describing ____.?

Hamner & Wilder (2008) used the Coronary Heart Disease Knowledge Test to measure knowledge of cardiovascular disease in rural Alabama women. Which of the following were they most likely aware of as risk factors for CVD?:

a. obesity c. oral contraceptive use b. regional location, altitude d. personality

Which would be the most ethically problematic design for assessing a treatment procedure that seems to suppress Bob's tendency to attack other patients in the ward?

A) ?An ABAB design B) ?A simple-comparison design C) ?A multiple-baseline-across-persons design D) ?A multiple-baseline-across-behaviors design