Kira was applying for a job and had read Williams and Bargh’s study. She wanted the interviewers to perceive her as warm and friendly, so she brought them

A researcher was interested in finding out whether children's ability to exhibit self-control when offered unhealthy food changed with age. He asked parents of three-year-old, six-year-old,

and nine-year-old children to bring their children into the laboratory, where they were allowed to eat as much candy, cookies, and cake as they wanted. The researcher then compared the amount of food eaten by children of the three different ages. This is an example of:

Darla is a physician who asks about physical symptoms when diagnosing illnesses in her patients

Jack is a physician who asks his patients questions about their lifestyle, their environment, their level of stress, and their physical symptoms when diagnosing illnesses in his patients. Based on this information, it is likely that Darla works from the _____ whereas Jack works from the _____ a) medical perspective; southern medicine perspective. b) biomedical model; biopsychosocial model. c) eastern medicine approach; western medicine approach. d) biopsychosocial model; biomedical model.