"Am I ever sorry I caught the news last night right before going to bed! They reported on this study that just came out, saying that ballet dancers are at some super-high risk for
fractures! I couldn't sleep, thinking about it, and then today in dance class every move I
made was freaking me out about breaking my ankle. I can't go on being afraid like this!"
What information should Liz find out about the fracture study to evaluate its merits?
Identify at least two factors she should evaluate. Let's say that her investigation of these
factors leads her to conclude that the study is trustworthy: what else should she keep in
mind about the research process that might help her take a more balanced perspective
when thinking about this single study?

Sean is getting frustrated by his math homework. rebecca sean with his math homework. in a neutral tone, rebecca explains to sean how to solve the equation he was having difficulty with. sean is impressed by rebecca’s mathematical mastery. later, he describes her as warm and friendly. based on the information above and sean’s question, what might a psychologist conclude about his social perception? a. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was part of a conscious desire to overlook her cold behavior. b. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was influenced by his own positive mood and feelings. c. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was based on interactions with other math students. d. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was affected by his positive assessment of her math skills.