Tasks that can be done with little involvement of attention are more likely to be labeled __________

By measuring personality at work, at school, and in therapy, we are able to

a. describe only people's immediate behaviors b. predict how people will behave c. understand and establish cause-and-effect relationships regarding people's behaviors d. control and completely change people's behaviors

The plasticity principle of early neural development implies that cells of the brain

a. can retrain themselves following brain injury. b. are genetically canalized to perform specific functions. c. are relatively unresponsive to changing experiences. d. communicate by moving rapidly to distant locations.

Freud described his developmental stages as periods during which the individual:

a. seeks pleasure from different areas of the body b. resolves psychosocial conflicts c. deals with real-life problems d. matures, eventually becoming self-actualized

Because they have similar chemical structures, morphine and other opiates are able to lock into receptor sites for __________

a) GABA. b) serotonin. c) dopamine. d) endorphins.