To Fryer and Henry (1937) the difference between scientific psychology and common-sense psychology was that _______.
a. common sense leads to false generalizations
b. scientific psychology makes reliable observations
c. common sense lacks supporting evidence
d. all of the above
Answer: d. all of the above
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a. primary, secondary, tertiary. b. recognition, reaction, evaluation. c. alarm, adaptation, recovery. d. alarm, resistance, exhaustion.
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a. reflective of the dietary recommendations made by the USDA's "My Plate.". b. primarily fish, poultry, and whole grains. c. heavy on sugar, animal fats, and salt. d. low in sodium.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Gunther, a psychiatrist, believes that Bobby's anxiety disorder is the result of conflicts he had with his mother when he was a child. Gunther's orientation is likely a __________
a) biopsychosocial perspective. b) psychodynamic perspective. c) cognitive perspective. d) biological perspective.