A collection of personal attitudes and values marked by rigidity, inhibition, prejudice, oversimplification, and ethnocentrism describes the personality

Josephine is at the park with her kids. Another child falls off the monkey bars and is unconscious. Josephine doesn't immediately react because she assumes the injured child's mother is nearby and knows what to do. In fact, the child's mother doesn't know any more than Josephine does. Josephine's assumption that the mother will know more than she does is an example of ____

a. pluralistic ignorance b. group norms c. labeling d. persuasion

Who adapted the Binet-Simon Intelligence Test for American use and established norms for the test?

a. Alfred Binet b. Henry Goddard c. Theodore Simon d. Lewis Terman e. Ira Stanford