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6. Where did prisoners come from?

  • Swedish Rehabilitation Facilities
  • American Correctional Facilities
  • Canadian Correctional Facilities
  • English Rehabilitation Facilities
  • Norwegian Prisons
  • Chinese Prisons

7. It was concluded that psychopaths viewed their crime as more in the past because?

  • They used more past tense verbs
  • They didn't remember the details of their crime in as much detail as the control group
  • They justified their actions more
  • They tried to portray that they had changed a lot

8. Who found that Canadian psychopaths were 2.5 times more likely to re-offend than non-psychopaths?

  • Oxman et al. (1988)
  • Porter et al. (2005)
  • Fillmore (1971)
  • Chapman et al. (2000)

9. What type of data was collected

  • Quantitative
  • Both
  • Qualitative

10. How were psychopathic criminals differentiated from non-psychopathic ones?

  • They scored 35+ on the PCL-R
  • They scored 35+ on the PSC-R
  • They scored 30+ on the PSC-R
  • They scored 35+ on the PC-R
  • They scored 25+ on the PC-R
  • They scored 25+ on the PCL-R
  • They scored 25+ on the PSC-R
  • They scored 30+ on the PC-R
  • They scored 30+ on the PCL-R

11. Which of these statements is incorrect?

  • Participants were debriefed
  • Participants were able to give informed consent as what was going to happen was discussed at the start of the interview
  • The interview collected largely quantitative data as most of the questions were closed
  • The study had integrity as the participants weren't lied to

12. How many subordinate conjunctions did each group use? P NP

  • 2.17% 2.01%
  • 3.23% 1.84%
  • 1.82% 1.54%
  • 1.93% 0.88%

13. How was the affectiveness of language measured?

  • PLA
  • DAL
  • HEXACO-PI-R
  • Wmatrix

14. Which of these isn't correct about the validity of the study?

  • It has high construct validity as a number of closed questions were asked which had been checked to make sure they related to relevant characteristics of remorse
  • It lacked validity as some of the crimes were a long time ago, and the details may have been forgotten
  • It has high validity as the measures used were valid
  • It lacks validity due to social desirability

15. What was the sampling method?

  • Self-Selected
  • Opportunity
  • Snowball
  • Stratified

16. What is the order of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs starting from the base?

  • Esteem, Basic Physiological needs, Safety and comfort, Belonging and love, Self-actualisation
  • Basic Physiological needs, Safety and comfort, Esteem, Belonging and love, Self-actualisation
  • Basic Physiological needs, Safety and comfort, Belonging and love, Esteem, Self-actualisation
  • Self-actualisation, Basic Physiological needs, Belonging and love, Safety and comfort, Esteem
  • Self-actualisation, Safety and comfort, Basic Physiological needs, Belonging and love, Esteem

17. Which level(s) of Maslow's Hierarchy did the psychopaths responses fall under?

  • 2nd and 3rd
  • All apart from the top
  • 1st
  • 1st and 2nd

18. What was the aim of the study

  • To see if it's possible to identify a psychopath from their language
  • To see whether psychopaths talk about their crime in a different way to non-psychopaths
  • To gain a better understanding of psychopathic traits to help protect people from them
  • To further investigate the characteristics of psychopaths