Kendra is reading Module 2 in her psychology textbook, and she comes to the major module heading of "Critical Thinking—Take It with a Grain of Salt." She should
a. keep reading.
b. turn the heading into a question.
c. look up the term "critical thinking" in the dictionary or Wikipedia.
d. reflect on what salt has to do with critical thinking.
b
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Helen has just learned to roller skate. To skate, she must balance on the wheels, move her legs back and forth to propel herself forward, and keep her upper body balanced on top of her legs. Helen can skate because she has developed:
a. agility b. coordination c. reaction time d. speed
A psychologist using the method of naturalistic observation would
a. carefully design controlled situations in which to observe behavior. b. rely on observations of subjects' responses to questionnaires. c. observe behavior as it happens in actual settings outside the laboratory or clinic. d. make careful records of the behavior of clients treated during the course of therapy.