What is a class of antianxiety drugs?

Which part of the endocrine system produces cortisol?

According to neuroscience, what causes depression?

Which statement describes population in regards to research design?

Which statement about negative reinforcement is most accurate?

Which belief illustrates internal attribution?

Which psychotherapy technique helps patients understand their symptoms by discussing their past, relationships, and feelings?

For her senior project a psychology student is interested in studying how satisfied students are with the campus counseling center. She is preparing a survey to gather student opinion data. She randomly selects courses from each college department and obtains permission from the course instructors to administer her survey to their students.
What is the student trying to achieve by selecting participants in this way?

A student has come to class late each day for the last week. The teacher assumes the student is too lazy to get to class on time. What is this scenario an example of?

Two college students are in the same history class. One student takes a midterm exam in the regular classroom while the other takes the exam in an auditorium. The student who took the exam in the regular classroom outscored the other student. If all other variables are equal, which aspect of memory retrieval is the Skely explanation for the different outcomes?

In Jack's home, he stresses honesty as a primary value that he wants to teach his children. For example, he does not promise them things he knows he cannot provide. Moreover, he never asks them to tell someone who calls that he is busy when, in fact, he is not. In general, he tries to always model truthful, honest behavior in his children's presence. Based on this information, what does Jack likely hope his children will learn from observing his behavior?