Minor annoyances or nuisances that bother us and interfere with our ability to cope are called _____

Which of the following was a critical element contributing directly or indirectly to the Scientific Revolution?

a) the rise of a middle class b) rediscovery of Aristotle's writings c) corruption of the Church d) all of the above

After reading the case of Ted Bundy, a serial killer, several students discussed the advantages and disadvantages of case studies in psychological research. What conclusions might they reach?

a) Case studies are easy to conduct, but they are not good sources of research ideas. b) Case studies can provide a wealth of detail, but the information may not be applicable to other individuals. c) Case studies are the primary research method used by psychologists because they provide cause-and-effect conclusions. d) Case studies are used only for abnormal behavior and thus have limited use in studying the kinds of behavior that are of interest to most psychologists.