Wright and Colleagues (2001) Found That

question 28

Multiple Choice

Wright and colleagues (2001) found that

• A) we cannot perceive differences among faces of another race.
• B) when looking at a face from another racial group, we often attend first to race rather than to individual features.
• C) we are more race conscious and less attentive to individual details when viewing someone of our own race.
• D) None of the above choices.

Comprehend the principles of informed consent and its significance in research.

Explain the concepts of prevalence, incidence, and risk in epidemiological studies.

Understand the implications of research findings in clinical and non-clinical populations.

Appreciate the historical context and evolution of ethical standards in psychological research.

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Definitions:

Ethos

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Words and Language

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Numbers and Statistics

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