The stage at which babies show a clear interest in their primary caregivers, usually their mothers, and react with distress when mothers leave them, particularly in novel situations is
a. asocial attachment. c. clear-cut attachment.
b. indiscriminate attachment. d. multiple attachments.
C
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When an individual's memory for an event is altered by the later introduction of inaccurate or misleading information, it is referred to as the
a. reconstruction effect. b. postcontext effect. c. source-monitoring effect. d. misinformation effect.
At the beginning of his last vacation, Mike fell off a horse. He got right back in the saddle, though, and overcame his apprehension. If Mike experiences spontaneous recovery during his next vacation, he will:
a. experience some fear of horses b. find that his riding skills have not left him c. like horseback riding more than ever d. demand that he ride the same horse again
The results of a study with 3- to 5-year-old children revealed that children are more interested in asking questions about inanimate objects, rather than about human behavior
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
According to Holzkamp (1991), the criticism of Freud (regarding the difficulty of operationalizing some of his variables) by adherents of variable psychology is unfounded because Freud's concepts are ________________.
a. subjective and idiosyncratic b. meaningless in the context of variable psychology c. pertinent to those people alone who suffer neuroses d. generalizable to disturbed people rather so-called normal research subjects