The 1965 Immigration Act Drastically Changed the Number of People

question 38

Multiple Choice

The 1965 Immigration Act drastically changed the number of people allowed in the United States from Asia and the largest group to migrate since then has been from

• A)Japan.
• B)China.
• C)Korea.
• D)Vietnam.

Identify and differentiate between independent and dependent variables in research studies.

Acknowledge the role and nature of placebos in experimental research.

Understand the concepts of correlation, including positive and negative correlations, and their implications in research findings.

Distinguish between the incidence and prevalence of conditions or diseases in epidemiological studies.

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Definitions:

Less Attractive Women

A subjective assessment based on societal standards of beauty, which can negatively impact the psychological and social experiences of women.

Mere Exposure Effect

The phenomenon whereby people tend to develop a preference for things or people they are exposed to repeatedly.

Two-factor Theory

Describes emotional experience as a combination of two components: physical arousal and a cognitive label applied to explain the arousal.

Mirror-image Perceptions

A term referring to the mutual views often held by conflicting people, where each side sees itself as ethical and peaceful and views the other as evil and aggressive.