Clint has just found out that his friend Eastwood is terminally ill. This has made him feel sad and lonely at the thought of living life without his pal. Clint's feelings best represent the concept of
a. bargaining.
b. anticipatory grief.
c. denial and isolation.
d. maturational grief.
b
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A. caregiver B. patient C. family D. healthcare provider
Charles Darwin was a big influence on ____________________ views about behavior
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
When Gustavo goes through lists of inventory items and thinks about whether each one is a fruit or not, he remembers more of the items on those lists later than when he goes through lists of inventory items and does not think about what each item is. Which of the following concepts best explains Gustavo’s performance?
A. Sensory memory, because he is activating information about his sensory experiences of fruit. B. The spacing effect, because he is going through the list multiple times. C. Elaborative encoding, because engaging in deeper processing improves memory. D. Single-trial learning, because he goes through the lists only one time. E. Flashbulb memories, because Gustavo has vivid memories of fruit and that helps him remember
Abigail's teacher has witnessed a change in the complexity of Abigail's play. Abigail used to love to stack blocks and then push them over. Recently, Abigail has begun to build houses with the blocks instead of just a stack to knock over. She asks her teacher to keep her houses each time she builds one so she can show her father when he picks her up. According to Erikson, what is Abigail developing?
A. initiative B. industry C. trust D. collectivism