According to Loftus' studies concerning false memories,

A) a therapist could implant false memories knowingly or unknowingly.
B) a person's memories can't always be judged as true.
C) "repressed" memories of childhood may not be accurate in reality.
D) All of the answers.

The authors of Chapter 17 ("Applying Social Psychology to the Good Life") use the term ______ to pertain to the study of the relevance of social psychology to understanding positive well-being.

A) positive psychology
B) practical social psychology
C) remedial social psychology
D) positive social psychology

One of psychology's early mottos was "the rat is always right." Which aspect of the scientific attitude did this represent?

A) humility
B) respect for animals
C) curiosity
D) skepticism