The views expressed in the survey will mainly reflect men, because men are more likely to complete surveys

An organisational psychologist is more likely to interpret the information incorrectly

The survey may fail to represent the views of a diverse cross-section of people within the organisation

It is likely that the people that completed the survey will only say bad things about the organisation

It is likely that the people that completed the survey will only say good things about the organisation

Lack of self-correction

Exaggerated claims

None of the options presented

Evasion of peer review

Overreliance on anecdotes

Retaining skills learned before the onset of amnesia

Retrieving personal experiences that occurred during their childhood

Retaining both skills and personal experiences learned sincE the onset of amnesia

Retaining items in short term memory

Retaining personal experiences that occurred since the onset of amnesia

That the effectiveness of a leader is determined by attitudes

That the effectiveness of a leader is determined by situational factors

That the effectiveness of a leader is determined by personality

That the effectiveness of a leader is determined by both personality and situational factors

That the effectiveness of a leader is impossible to predict

procedural memory

sensory memory

short-term memory

iconic memory

echoic memory

Attentional capture

Change blindness

Inattention blindness

None of the options presented

Spatial attention

Interviews can be used as a way of counselling employees about some of the problems they are experiencing personally

Interviews provide a rich and detailed information about what is going on within the organisation

Interviews allow employees to feel a greater sense of involvement in the research

Interviews help organisational psychologists to identify if there are any "trouble makers" in the organisation

Interviews provide a method for allowing employees to air their grievances with the organisation with an objective third-party

Object-based then crowd

Serial then parallel

Spatial then feature based

Parallel then serial

Feature-based then spatial

People

wanted to go to heaven as quickly as possible and welcomed illnesses to get

them there earlier

The

church was more interested in amassing wealth than the health of the

population, and any studies in medicine were suppressed

The

church took control over the medical profession due to the belief that

illnesses were a punishment by God and should not be interfered with

The

church prosecuted medical doctors and burned them at the stake

Because

of barbaric tribes invading the Roman empire in the 10

many ganglion cell axons

substantially more rods than cones

substantially more cones than rods

many ganglion cell bodies

a high density of both rods and cones