Which of the following statements best reflects adolescents' perspectives on death?
A) They are beyond creating unrealistic theories as to how some form of life might survive after death.
B) They are less likely than young children to attend funerals, including funerals with open caskets.
C) They speak of death in terms of concepts such as light and darkness.
D) They fail to associate the concept of death with themselves.
C
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Which of the following is true according to research on the effect of the locus of control on mental and physical health?
a. Internally oriented people have higher blood pressure and greater probability of heart attack than externally oriented people. c. People with greater internal locus of control do not find therapy particularly beneficial when they suffer from addiction. b. People who are low in external control are more likely to attempt suicide due to anxiety and depression. d. In cases of cardiac problems, internally oriented people tend to get back to work sooner than those with external locus of control.
Watson was not the first to demand an objective psychology and, according to one historian, ____ is considered the grandfather of Watson's behaviorism.?
a. ?Fechner b. ?Cattell c. ?Thorndike d. ?Pavlov e. ?Bekhterev
The highest percentage of comorbid diagnoses is between PTSD and
a. generalized anxiety disorder. b. specific phobia. c. major depression. d. social anxiety disorder.
According to your textbook, the McGurk effect
a. demonstrates that visual information can influence our speech perception. b. is similar to an illusory contour, except that it occurs during speech perception. c. illustrates that we often think we hear a boundary between words, even when the words are run together. d. shows that phonemes are not pronounced in a consistent fashion.