Tanya, a 14-year-old girl, thinks that she is unique and assumes that other students in her school notice everything about her. She is very confident and takes extra care of her looks. In this scenario, Tanya is exhibiting adolescent

Jeannette is a psychologist who specializes in neuroscience. Jeannette studies the effects that drinking alcohol has on the brain. Carmen is a social psychologist, and also is interested in the effects of alcohol. Compared to Jeannette, Carmen is more likely to:

a. apply the principles of the scientific method in her research on alcohol. b. examine the effects of alcohol from an applied research perspective. c. conduct experiments on the effects of alcohol. d. focus on the effects of alcohol on social behavior.

The tendency to base attributions solely on behavior without considering the situation is called:

a. projection. b. behavioral relevance. c. fundamental attribution error. d. hedonic relevance.