What is defined as "intelligent behavior"?
A. differs across cultures
B. is only found in Western cultures
C. is consistent across cultures
D. None of the answers is correct
Answer: A
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Which maternal behavior places an infant at risk for sudden infant death syndrome?
a. Smoking cigarettes b. Alcohol consumption c. Exposure to rubella d. Using Thalidomide
Which evidence is most detrimental to the James-Lange theory?
a. Patients with pure autonomic failure experience emotions b. Sometimes people have trouble reporting what they are feeling. c. Changes in arousal are reported as changes in emotions. d. Some people feel stronger emotions than others do.
Which of the following is NOT considered a problem with the use of the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) as a diagnostic tool?
a) its empirical testing involved too wide of a range of subject types b) it is time consuming to administer and interpret c) it is difficult to score and different interpreters may produce different profiles for the same person. d) it may reflect only a temporary motivational state, not permanent characteristics of people.
Karen Horney contended that needs for affection result in
A. an undervaluation of love. B. isolation. C. self-esteem problems. D. an overvaluation of love.