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A. Cognitive behavioral and psychodynamic
B. Behavioral and client-centered
C. Cognitive and psychodynamic
D. Psychodynamic and humanistic
A. Birth order
B. Ethnicity
C. Sleeping position
D. Parents' genes
A. More detailed in the distance
B. More detailed as brightness increases
C. Less detailed in the distance
D. Less detailed when it is brighter
A. Biomedical
B. Psychodynamic
C. Behavior
D. Cognitive
A. Fear; facial expression
B. Facial expression; fear
C. Increased aggression; serotonin inhibits aggression
D. None of these
A. Stimuli similar to a prototype are believed to be more likely than stimuli that are dissimilar to a prototype
B. A higher value is placed on the more easily recognized alternative
C. The frequency of an event's occurrence is predicted by the ease with which the event is brought to mind
D. People choose between alternatives based on emotional or
A. Used trial-and-error to reach a banana placed just out of reach
B. Turned its back on the banana out of frustration
C. Sat for a while, then used a stick to bring the banana within reach
D. Didn't like bananas
A. Latent; Tolman
B. Latent; Thorndike
C. Implicit; Tolman
D. Implicit; Thorndike
A. Neurotransmitter theory
B. Dopamine hypothesis
C. Schizophrenogenic
D. None of these
A. Thorndike
B. Köhler
C. A puzzle box
D. Seligman
A. Extended
B. Hypothetical
C. Primary
D. None of these
A. No more than two fonts
B. 5 - 15 people
C. Chart table
D. Line chart/graph
A. In-group.
B. Control group.
C. Identification
D. Social comparison.
A. Egocentrism
B. Theory of mind
C. Autism spectrum disorder
D. Focus on appearance
A. Eliminate; decreasing
B. Decrease; increasing
C. Increase; increasing
A. Drive-reduction theory
B. Schachter's two-factor theory
C. An instinct
D. Maslow's Theory
A. Sensory experience that does not correspond to reality
B. Inability to understand abstract concepts
C. Unfounded belief
D. Loss of memory for part of one's past
A. Water
B. Sex
C. Money
D. None of the above.
A. Accumulated stress.
B. Have low incomes
C. Dressing like adults
D. May change over time
A. Sound
B. Intonation
C. Meaning
D. Comprehension
E. Syntactic structure.
A. Bleeding associated with stress
B. Nausea and vomiting associated with intercourse
C. Aches and fever associated with urination
D. Abdominal pain associated with menstruation
A. Are more intuitive
B. Verbal meaning, spatial orientation, inductive reasoning, number ability, and word fluency
C. Fertility problems
D. Problem-focused
A. Genetic predispositions.
B. Less; more
C. Reproductive success
D. Reproductive advantages of
A. Nondirective
B. Psychosurgery
C. Decatastrophize
D. Resistance
E. Neuroleptics
A. 1 to 2.
B. 2 to 3.
C. 3 to 4.
D. 4 to 5.
A. Relatively easy
B. Elaborative rehearsal
C. Semantic and episodic
D. Hierarchies
A. Steroids
B. Serotonin
C. Meditation.
D. Psychoactive
A. Behavioral
B. Eclectic
C. Biomedical
D. Insight.
A. Has difficulty remembering where the platform is from
B. Unconditioned response
C. Acetylcholine receptors
D. Sensitization
A. Source amnesia
B. Learning new knowledge is possible, but gaining new skills is not
C. More likely than younger people to reach self-actualization
D. They don't care whether they have an accident because they've got good insurance.
A. Encoding
B. Freud
C. Overconfident
D. Deja vu
E. Adding
A. Libido
B. Depression
C. Psychosis
D. Anxiety
A. Reality
B. Id; superego
C. Displacement
D. Superego
A. Adore their father and resen.t their mother
B. Internalizing
C. Secretly want to replace their fathers
D. If the child enjoys being with other people
A. Expectancies and internal needs
B. Attributions, expectancies, and internal needs
C. Attributions and expectancies
D. Internal needs and attributions
A. Unique and relatively stable pattern of thoughts, feelings, and actions.
B. Moving toward people
C. Biological
D. Projective personality
A. Assist in the diagnosis of psychological disorders.
B. A bipolar disorder
C. An obsessive-compulsive disorder
D. Parkinson's disease
A. Energizes
B. Intrinsic motivation
C. Lateral hypothalamus
D. Extrinsic motivation
A. Personality traits
B. Religious beliefs
C. Political attitudes
A. Bullying.
B. Instrumental.
C. Reactive.
D. Personal.
A. Looking for a smile and smiling back
B. 12 months
C. Child-directed speech
D. His behaviors might indicate greater intelligence
E. He loves rhymes and repetition
A. The membrane is already at least partly depolarized
B. The delayed match-to-sample task when the two objects are continuously changed
C. Loss of memory for old events;inability to form new memories
D. The lateral interpositus nucleus; the red nucleus
A. Some nations are following suit and others are moving away from it.
B. Other nations are following suit
C. Other nations are moving away from it
A. Relationship with his or her parents
B. Love and acceptance toward a person without attaching any contingencies
C. Anal-retentive or anal-expulsive
D. Positive and spiritual motives
A. Inferiority feelings
B. Psychosexual stages
C. The collective unconscious
D. Unconditional positive regard
A. Fuzzy with unclear boundaries.
B. Mental set
C. Self-esteem
D. The Weschler Tests
A. Trichromatic; opponent-process
B. Kinesthetic sense and vestibular sense
C. Fovea; color vision and visual acuity
D. Similarity; proximity
A. Throughout life.
B. Imitating his vocal and facial expressions
C. Social referencing
D. More active than playful
A. Permanent weight loss requires a lifelong change in eating and exercise habits
B. Low; high
C. Orexin
D. Lying
A. Eyes
B. Instincts
C. Intensify it
D. Cross-cultural studies