An individual whose levels of compassion, empathy and guilt appear to be significantly lower than those of the general population is known as a(n) ________

________ and ________ are the hallmarks of the experimental method, which set it apart from the observational and correlational methods

a. Random assignment; probability levels b. Representative sampling; control over extraneous variables c. Control over extraneous variables; random assignment d. Correlation coefficients; dependent variables

Regarding the child-rearing practices of different cultures, which of the following statements is FALSE?

a. Child-rearing practices in different cultures reflect different customs and belief systems. b. There is general agreement across cultures about which behaviors are considered "good" and "bad." c. Many American child-rearing customs would be considered strange or inappropriate in other parts of the world. d. Parenting can only be judged if we know what culture or ethnic community a child is preparing to enter.