When living in a blended family, roles, and expectations can be unclear, and this is called
a) automony.
b) self-care.
c) shared benefits.
d) role ambiguity.
d
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You're at a baseball stadium watching a game. Suddenly a ball is hit right at you, and you detect the stimulus very quickly. What would affective neuroscientists say about that?
A. The baseball is round and we can detect this shape very fast. B. The baseball coming right at you represents a potential threat. C. The baseball represents some unconscious stimulus that symbolizes conflicts experienced in childhood. D. The baseball is detected very fast because it is moving and not stationary.
Which of the following describes a Brandeis brief?
A. A brief which calls for a mistrial based on a judge's lack of impartiality B. A brief which is organized around the best intuitive argument for the case C. A brief which focuses on empirical evidence rather than reviewing past cases and statutes D. A brief which relies on a famous Supreme Court decision by Justice Brandeis
Erikson views adolescence as a period of psychosocial moratorium. This means it is a time when . . .
a. The young person can experiment with different social roles without committing to any particular one b. The Gothic lifestyle is especially appealing c. Social moratoria compete for attention d. None of the above
Personality is acquired through classical and operant conditioning, observational learning, reinforcement, extinction, generalization, and discrimination, according to the
a. neo-Freudians. b. trait theorists. c. behaviorists. d. humanistic theorists.