Assume that the scores on a test of visual memory are normally distributed. Assume that the mean score is 10 and the standard error is 0.5 . About 95% will fall in the range ____

A study of African American families by Bowman and Howard (1985) found that parents who emphasized ethnic pride, the importance of self-development, and an awareness of racial barriers

A) encountered more discrimination in their neighborhoods. B) had children who were eventually more successful and upwardly mobile. C) tended to adopt children from other cultures. D) relied less on extended-family systems.

When participants were first placed in a dark room alone and asked to estimate the apparent movement of a point of light, individuals were consistent in their own estimates, and these estimates differed greatly from participant to participant

When participants made the same estimates in a group setting, their estimates converged. According to Muzafer Sherif (1936), why did this happen? Conformity occurs when people a. feel anonymous in a group. b. feel uncomfortable and insecure. c. can use others' behaviors as cues for what's right. d. can use anonymity to control others.