Longitudinal research on attachment indicates a likelihood that attachment style
A. is a stable personality trait and will not change.
B. may be altered by negative factors such as parental death or unstable caregiving.
C. in early childhood is not at all related to romantic relations in adulthood.
D. in early childhood predicts romantic relations in adulthood with 100% accuracy.
B. may be altered by negative factors such as parental death or unstable caregiving.
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One in four adolescents contracts an STI before graduating from high school. The most common STD is
a. syphilis. c. chlamydia. b. HPV. d. gonorrhea.
John is a heavy binge drinker who has trouble with planning, working memory, and abstract thinking. Scanning of John's brain would reveal that he has a damaged:
A. frontal lobe. B. temporal lobe. C. parietal lobe. D. occipital lobe.
Lem is looking at new cars. Each one he sees has a certain trim detail across the hood which he somewhat likes at the start of the day. At the end of the day, and fifteen cars later, he really likes the detail. His opinion is influenced by the
a. stimulus generalization effect. b. mere exposure effect. c. familiarity effect. d. proximity effect.
Who is most likely to behave aggressively?
A) Jen, a toddler whose parents consistently model prosocial behaviour. B) Mikael, a teenager whose parents have signed him up for football and boxing. C) Phaedra, a 10-year-old whose parents respond to her aggression by consistently giving moderate punishments. D) Alain, a 7-year-old who is learning about empathy in school. E) Marlena, an adult who responds to her anger by having a constructive conversation.