Because the U.S. populace tends to be well-informed, mental health treatment utilization rates tend to be quite high

Harold Kelley's view of social cognition is that people attempt to function as:

a. cost accountants. b. cost-benefit analysts. c. amateur social psychologists. d. naïve scientist.

A riverboat gambling company wants to increase the amount of money that patrons gamble while on board. A researcher suggests that the scent of ginger in the air might increase interest in gambling

What would a researcher select as the most likely independent variable and dependent variable in an experiment designed to test this idea? a) The independent variable would be the scent of ginger; the dependent variable would be the noise level on the boat. b) The independent variable would be the sense of smell; the dependent variable would be the level of the scent of ginger. c) The independent variable would be the amount of ginger in the air; the dependent variable would be the amount of money bet. d) The independent variable would be the amount of money gambled; the dependent variable would be the amount of money that is lost.