Each time the thought of stickiness occurred to Charles, his anxiety level went up. He showered repeatedly, and as a result, the anxiety decreased. A behavioral psychologist analyzing this sequence of behaviors would describe it as an example of

What was the basis for the irresistible impulse test first used in the late nineteenth century?

a. the legal assumption that everyone knows right from wrong b. the finding that the M'Naghten test was too broad c. the finding that even though some people intellectually know that their behavior is illegal, they still can't control their behavior d. the observation that some diagnoses are based on evidence of criminal behavior

Precocious 12 to 14-year-old college students with unusually high levels of verbal intelligence are most likely to:

A. retrieve information from memory at an unusually rapid speed B. perform at only an average level on tests of mathematical aptitude C. experience less loneliness and achieve happier marriages than the average college student D. demonstrate unusually high levels of the practical managerial intelligence common to successful business executives