Caitlin is impulsive, has an unstable sense of self, and is intensely fearful of abandonment. She wants to have close relationships, but her emotions are often inappropriate and excessive with a pattern of self-destructiveness, chronic loneliness, and disruptive anger. Caitlin is suffering from __________ personality disorder.
A. antisocial
B. avoidant
C. dependent
D. borderline
Answer: D
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The relatively enduring predispositions that influence our behavior and define our personality are known as __________.
A. idiosyncrasies B. traits C. characteristics D. qualities
Three men rented a Jeep and went deer hunting one weekend. Not quite to their destination, but out in the middle of nowhere, the Jeep broke down. One of the men volunteered to walk back to the road in attempt to find help while the other two men waited by the car. After finding a nearby farmhouse and using the telephone to call a tow truck, the man went back to his buddies to wait. Unaware their friend was on his way back so soon, when the two men at the car heard rustling and saw movement off in a distance they shot the “deer” and ran out to the woods to inspect their kill. To their great horror, they had shot and killed their friend. This tragedy might be explained by:
A. the lack of attention to the stimuli in the woods B. the figure and the ground being confused C. the sensory input being perceived in a bottom-up fashion D. the sensory input being perceived in a top-down fashion
Lives in Context Video 16.1: Developmental Tasks of DyingClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 606 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following question:What are the benefits of joining with other bereaved adults to talk about experiences with death? How might this help with the healing process?
What will be an ideal response?
The operant response is properly described as a(n)
A) ?emitted behavior. B) ?contrived behavior. C) ?covert behavior. D) ?elicited behavior.