AP (Advanced Placement) Psychology: Questions 1026 - 1029 of 1757
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Question 1026
Question MCQ▾
Group think is unlikely to occur when which of the following factors is present?
Choices
Choice (5) | Response | |
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a. | The group ideology is popular | |
b. | The group is ideologically isolated | |
c. | There is a high degree of stress in the decision-making process | |
d. | There are clear objective in the decision making process | |
e. | The group is homogeneous in composition |
Question 1027
Question MCQ▾
A person who has an extreme lack of self-confidence and who allows others to run his or her life is said to have a (n) ________ personality.
Choices
Choice (5) | Response | |
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a. | dependent | |
b. | depressive | |
c. | paranoid | |
d. | narcissistic | |
e. | antisocial |
Question 1028
Question MCQ▾
As a door opens toward you, you perceive it as a rectangular door rather than going through actual image changes on the retina (from rectangular to trapezoid) . This is an example of
Choices
Choice (5) | Response | |
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a. | perceptual closure. | |
b. | ambiguous stimuli. | |
c. | retinal disparity. | |
d. | shape constancy. | |
e. | texture gradient. |
Question 1029
Question MCQ▾
The famous ruling that led to the present day plea of “not guilty by reason of insanity” is the
Choices
Choice (5) | Response | |
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a. | M՚Naghten rule. | |
b. | Harrison decision. | |
c. | common law defense. | |
d. | Milgram՚s experiment. | |
e. | Twinkie defense. |