I remembered seeing a list like that in my Psychology 101 textbook, so I tracked it down. This is from Psychology: Eight Edition in Modules by David G Myers, pg 18; they're presented as a true/false quiz.

1. If you want to teach a habit that persists, reward the desired behavior every time, not just intermittently.
2. Patients whose brains are surgically split down the middle survive and function much as they did before the surgery.
3. Traumatic experiences, such as sexual abuse or surviving the Holocaust, are typically repressed from memory.
4. Most abused children do not become abusive adults.
5. Most infants recognize their own reflection in a mirror by the end of their first year.
6. Adopted siblings tend not to develop similar personalities, even though reared by the same parents.
7. Fears of harmless objects, such as flowers, are just as easy to acquire as fears of potentially dangerous objects, such as snakes.
8. Lie detection tests often lie.

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