The ability to choose and to work for self-identified rewards supports the argument that:
a. choice is predetermined.
b. free will is predetermined.
c. choice and autonomy seem naturally reinforcing.
d. autonomy may not be related to choice.
Ans: c
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a. power inhibits the expression of inferiority. b. powerful people tend to experience and express more negative emotions. c. powerful people tend to overlook rewards when they are available. d. high power individuals make decisions more quickly than do those who are low in power. e. powerful people tend to act in ways that are inconsistent with the situational demands.
In Sternberg's triarchic theory, the experiential component of intellect includes
a. recalling facts from long-term memory. b. knowledge, strategies, and metacognition. c. responding to novel tasks and the changes in efficiency that result from practice. d. shaping environments and adapting to situations.
Describe the symptoms, prevalence, and treatments for major depressive disorder with seasonal pattern.
What will be an ideal response?
Mr. Shafer has just come home from work. His son asks "Can I have a popsicle, Dad?" Mr. Shafer says, "I don't care what you eat, just leave me alone. I'm tired!" What type of parenting style does this conversation demonstrate?
A) rejecting/neglecting B) authoritative C) permissive D) authoritarian