Based on a study by Lassiter and his colleagues (2007) examining how judges and police officers viewed tapes of interrogations, if you were going to be interrogated by a detective, you would not want the camera pointed at
a. the wall.
b. both you and the detective.
c. you only.
d. the detective only.
Question 2
When people are distracted, they are more likely to fall prey to the fundamental attribution error. This occurs because internal attributions arise from ________, whereas external attributions arise from ________.
a. automatic processes; controlled processes
b. controlled processes; automatic processes
c. automatic processes; spontaneous processes
d. effortful processes; spontaneous processes
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Assisting the patient to transfer from the bed or examining table to a wheelchair.
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The rates of police reported sexual offences
Carons' study
Berger and colleagues (2010) explored how newly-walking toddlers crossed different bridges.