In our stressful modern world,
a. the fight-or-flight automatic reaction is obsolete.
b. stress can continue over time and leave one in a state of enduring physiological arousal.
c. stress may continue but has little effect.
d. we handle most stressors through our fight-or-flight response.
B
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Imagine that you are attending a lecture by a guest speaker who describes a theory and then says, "Let's now look at the empirical evidence." Which of the following would most likely be the speaker's next sentence?
a. "Other psychologists have objected to my approach on the following theoretical grounds." b. "We conducted an experiment to test this hypothesis." c. "The theorists who belonged to the empirical school rejected the behaviorist tradition, for the following reasons." d. "By combining both the cognitive approach and the psychodynamic approach, we can devise a new theoretical approach to the problem."
Whenever ordinal data are converted into interval data,
a. the tied ordinal scores must be averaged, and assigned the same interval value b. the tied ordinal scores must be eliminated from the analysis c. the tied ordinal scores must be assigned different interval values d. none of these, since ordinal data should not be converted into interval