For practical reasons, many psychological experiments on humans
a. Draw their subjects from introductory psychology courses
b. Are truly randomly selected
c. Are not approved by the IRB
d. Require approval of college department chairs
Question 2
How do experimenters decide which methodology to use to test a hypothesis?
a. A thorough review of the literature helps to reveal techniques generally used
b. Trial and Error
c. It doesn't matter; Statistics can make sense of any method
d. If the hypothesis is to be supported, it will be proven any way you test it.
Both humans and apes readily engage in learned imitative behavior.
Colds and Psychological Stress
Demonstrating the use of venipuncture equipment. Using a syringe to draw blood.
Knoop’s experiments to determine the b-oxidation of fatty acids
Humans take in energy by eating food
Draw step two of the mechanism.