The finding that psychopaths' heart rates increase when they anticipate stressful stimuli has been interpreted by Hare (1978 ) and others to mean:
a) They are ignoring the stressful stimuli.
b) They are more susceptible to environmental triggers.
c) They do not engage in avoidance learning.
d) None of the above
a
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In lecture you heard about the featured article on mindsets in which parents' failure mindsets were:
a. manipulated by giving them biased questionnaires b. measured by observing how they responded to failure on increasingly difficult word problems they were asked to do c. used to predict changes over time in academic performance in middle school d. used to predict levels of empathy in stories about peers who had experienced failure on tests
What kind of bias is the speaker in this story showing?
John was telling his friend Simone that he really doesn't consider himself prejudiced. If a man works hard, he says, he deserves more. John's family came to America from eastern Europe without a penny in their pockets and worked hard to become members of the middle class. He goes on to explain that he believes that there are hard-working Hispanics, too, but some of them just haven't been taught the meaning of hard work. His people, he tells Simone, work hard and deserve what they get! A) pro-social bias B) out-group bias C) prejudicial bias D) low-resource bias