After a Princeton-Darthmouth Football Game That Ended in Fistfights and Injuries

question 91

Multiple Choice

After a Princeton-Darthmouth football game that ended in fistfights and injuries on both sides, two psychologists showed game films to students on each campus. The Princeton students identified twice as many Dartmouth violations as Dartmouth students did when each watched the game. This emphasizes

• A) human tendency to prejudge reality based on expectations.
• B) human inability to be objective when watching sports.
• C) football players' brutality.
• D) that humans are objective when watching sports.

Comprehend the significance of the placebo effect and the necessity of controlling for it in evaluating treatment efficacy.

Understand the therapeutic alliance and the common factors contributing to successful psychotherapy outcomes.

Understand the effectiveness of various psychotherapies in treating mental health disorders.

Recognize the fundamental principles and differences between interpersonal therapy and cognitive therapy.

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