Mature trees” are a selling point often seen in real estate ads. Based on the textbook’s discussion, is this a valid selling point?
A. Not really. The value of mature trees is limited to their aesthetic appeal, and perhaps the future resale value of the home.
B. Only in a limited way. A tree canopy of 10% may buffer the stress experienced in low-income communities.
C. It could be, if there are enough trees. Tree cover can reduce depression, stress, and anxiety, but only if there is a 25% tree canopy.
D. Definitely. A tree canopy of 10% can reduce depression, stress, and anxiety among people of all income levels.
D. Definitely. A tree canopy of 10% can reduce depression, stress, and anxiety among people of all income levels.
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a. was discovered very quickly. b. is still a mystery to scientists. c. will never be discovered. d. was only discovered after more than 100 years of study.
A consequence of Darwin's work for psychology was ____
a. the legitimization of the collective unconscious b. work in comparative physiology c. the theory of eugenics d. a focus on individual differences e. statistical analyses
Traditional psychoanalysis can be objectively criticized as
a. requiring large amounts of time and money. b. effective only in treating psychosis. c. being ineffective for a majority of its patients. d. placing too much responsibility on the client.
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(a) research groups composed of different people (b) following the same people over a long period of time (c) several independent variables (d) at least three control groups