What is the difference between active and passive parent consent?
What will be an ideal response?
When pursuing active consent, the researcher informs the parents regarding all aspects
of the study and requires the parent to sign a release in order to assess the child. In
passive consent, the researcher also describes all aspects of the study, but instructs
parents to only notify her should they not want their child to participate in the study.
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Rebecca stops after reading two or three paragraphs in her
psychology text. She rehearses and thinks about the material she has just read before continuing on. The aspect of memory Rebecca is most concerned with is the limited duration of A) sensory memory. B) short-term memory. C) iconic memory. D) echoic memory.
The results were explained in terms of
(a) the Fundamental Attribution Error (b) the foot-in-the-door effect (c) the insufficient justification effect (d) justification of effort