A study was conducted by a group of researchers in Asian cities to determine the driving abilities of people of different age groups. The study found that older adults are better drivers than young adults. Another group of researchers conducted the same study in North American cities to determine if they could duplicate the results of the first study. In this scenario, the scientific method followed by the second group of researchers can be termed as

Which modern psychological perspective focuses on bodily events and their effects on behavior, feelings, and thoughts?

a. The biological perspective b. The cognitive perspective c. The evolutionary perspective d. The psychodynamic perspective

An implication one can derive from cross-cultural research on the fundamental attribution error is that

a. situational biases are inborn. b. dispositional biases are inborn. c. dispositional and situational biases are culturally shaped. d. children respond with a situational bias, which becomes dispositional in adulthood.