Jack is 16-years-old and wants to become an architect like his father and eventually take over the family architectural firm when he grows up
However, Jack has been evaluated and found to have a specific learning disability in mathematics. Jack may need to reconsider his plans based upon the difficulty he experiences with all forms of math. According to Ginzberg, Jack is in the
a) fantasy period.
b) tentative period.
c) career consolidation period.
d) realistic period.
b
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A professor gives complex lectures to introductory students, assuming that they understand everything that she does. This is an example of which of the Piaget's concepts?
a. Egocentrism b. Concrete operations c. The zone of proximal development d. Accommodation
Which factor is NOT part of the double ABCX model of coping?
a. Geographic or cultural setting b. Initial stressor c. Family perceptions d. Sources and social support
Which of the following statements is most true?
A. There is no association between optimism, pessimism, and physical health. B. Optimists may enjoy better physical health than pessimists because they maintain social contacts even during bouts of illness and disease. C. Optimists may enjoy better physical health than pessimists because they have a gene that makes them have stronger immune systems. D. Pessimists may enjoy better physical health than optimists because they tend to shy away from contact with others and are less likely to be exposed to illnesses. E. Pessimists may enjoy better physical health than optimists because they have a gene that makes them have stronger immune systems.
David Wechsler’s intelligence tests ____
a. ?do not include a performance scale b. ?do not include a verbal scale c. ?yield two separate index scores d. ?yield four separate index scores