A new police chief is sworn in. The city has been plagued with street crime and a poor relationship with the community. He has pledged to reduce crime and improve public satisfaction. If the chief wants to pursue an intelligence-led policing strategy, he would:
A. require his officers to obtain bachelor's degrees.
B. improve relations with the local media.
C. increase surveillance of known criminal organizations.
D. research successful police methods from other cities.
Answer: C
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Susan, age 9, has played soccer for years. She used a straight-leg kick every time for a while, but recently she began to try to bend her leg more, depending on the type of kick. As a result, sometimes she makes errors and sometimes she has a superior kick. Just recently she has been able to execute many types of kicks with much greater success. What feature of developmental systems theory does this scenario illustrate?
A. Change simultaneously occurs in several components. B. The child's motor system is permanently destabilized. C. The body must wait for environmental factors to kick in. D. The child's motor system is unstable for a while, but then self-organizes into a new system of action.
Some psychologists were reluctant to make premenstrual dysphoric disorder a formal diagnosis because
a. It had too much overlap with other mood disorders' diagnostic criteria b. It is so rare that a formal diagnostic category is unjustified c. It is strictly a consequence of hormonal imbalances and is therefore not a psychological disorder d. It has the potential to be stigmatizing for women.
For Rogoff, guided participation is often an alternative to learning
a. culturally relevant practices. b. when scaffolds have collapsed. c. out of context in schools. d. practical skills.
Berzonsky claims that foreclosed adolescents engage in a(an) ________ style of identity searching
A) avoidant B) informational C) normative D) social