According to Egeth, misidentifications are approximately __________ higher in cross-race identifications than in same-race identifications

While going for the ball in the soccer league championship, a player slips and hits the back of his head so hard that he "sees stars." Which lobe of the brain was stimulated when he hit his head?

a. frontal b. temporal c. parietal d. occipital

Sigmund Freud suggested that in therapy a person may

transfer important intense, unrealistic feelings and expectations from their past onto the therapist, so that their relationship mirrors other relationships in the client's life. Another possibility, however, is that stable personality traits in the client may cause him or her to simply react in similar ways to different people. This is an important reminder of the critical thinking concept of A) ruling out rival hypotheses. B) replicability. C) falsifiability. D) extraordinary claims.