The grades in two sections of a statistics class are normally distributed. One distribution has ?1 = 60 and ?1 = 10, and the other has ?2 = 60 and ?2 = 20. Imagine that a student in Class 1 has a grade of 45. What would her grade be in Class 2 if her score were the same number of standard deviations from the mean?

The text discusses the idea that stereotypes are sometimes based on a "kernel of truth," but exaggerate reality to some extent. This idea is related to which motive for prejudice and stereotyping?

A) supporting and protecting one's group B) managing self-image C) seeking mental efficiency D) gaining social approval

Following civil commitment, patients must be placed in

a) mental hospitals. b) a setting that provides medication treatment. c) the most restrictive setting to which the patient will consent voluntarily. d) the least restrictive setting in which they will be prevented from harming themselves or others.