Jasmine often requires her friends’ approval when she buys new outfits. Her need is an example of a(n) $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$ drive.

a. primary b. acquired (secondary) c. innate d. instinctive

Jasmine often requires her friends' approval when she buys new outfits. Her need is an example of a(n) drive. a. primary c. innate b. acquired (secondary) d. instinctive

A quality control inspector will measure the salt content (in milligrams) in a random sample of bags of potato chips from an hour of production.

Which of the following would result in the smallest margin of error in estimating the mean salt content $\mu$?

(a) $90 \%$ confidence; $n=25$;

(b) $90 \%$ confidence; $n=50$;

(c) $95 \%$ confidence; $n=25$;

(d) $95 \%$ confidence; $n=50$;

(e) $n=100$ at any confidence level.

Solve equation for the given variable. 6(2c+3d) = 5(4c - 3d); d

Select the best answer. A quality control inspector will measure the salt content (in milligrams) in a random sample of bags of potato chips from an hour of production. Which of the following would result in the smallest margin of error in estimating the mean salt content

$$\mu?$$

(a) 90% confidence; n = 25 (b) 90% confidence; n = 50 (c) 95% confidence; n = 25 (d) 95% confidence; n = 50 (e) n = 100 at any confidence level

Find the critical value $z_{\alpha / 2}$ that corresponds to a 98% confidence level.

Joaquin moved from Nicaragua to the United States. He learned to speak and write English, changed his last name so that it would sound more “American,” and no longer maintains any of his old culture’s styles of dress or customs. Joaquin has used which method of entering the majority culture?

a. integration b. assimilation c. separation d. marginalization

Jewell and Amie became friends while taking an evening class at the local community college. Jewell was later horrified to find out that Amie was actually a teacher at the college. Subsequently, Jewell stopped talking with Amie, thus ending their friendship. What theory of prejudice and discrimination might this be an example of?

a. stereotype vulnerability theory b. in-group/out-group theory c. realistic conflict theory d. social cognitive theory

How did Stanley Milgram test conformity ?

Which of the following would not be effective in minimizing groupthink?

a. Caroline wants her team to openly vote by a show of hands either for or against her business plan. b. Karen openly invites input from all team members and even those outside her team. c. Annina reminds her team that everyone will be held responsible for the ultimate decision of her group. d. Juanita works hard to remain impartial to all ideas no matter what they are.

Conner needs just $20 more to go out with his friends. He asks his mother for$50, but she tells him he can have $30 instead. In the end, Conner ended up with$10 more than he originally planned. What technique did Connor use?

a. foot-in-the-door technique b. door-in-the-face technique c. lowball technique d. planned obedience

What sort of personal barriers or roadblocks might you have to using a time- or task-management system?

What motivational theory relies heavily on the concept of homeostasis?

a. instinctual theory                         c. drive-reduction theory b. need for affiliation theory         d. need for achievement theory

The phrase “I’m embarrassed because my face is red” is best explained by which theory of emotion?

a. Cannon-Bard                     c. Schachter-Singer b. James-Lange                     d. common-sense theory of emotion