Reward seeking and sensation seeking
A. are higher during adolescence than they were in childhood.
B. are lower during adolescence than childhood.
C. are equally high during childhood and adolescence.
D. are caused by biological forces during adolescence and environmental forces in childhood.
Answer: A
You might also like to view...
What was Alfred Adler's contribution to our concept of mental health?
a. Mental health as balance among the forces of id, ego, and superego b. Mental health as the outcome of progression through stages of development c. Mental health as a positive state, not just the absence of mental illness d. Mental health as a function of genes, neurotransmitters, and other biology
Hank and his son Adam like to play a game on Hank's cell phone. The game involves looking at cubes with letters in them and finding words. Sometimes Hank plays below his own skill level so that Adam can win, and other times Hank plays a little harder to encourage Adam to develop his own skills. In this scenario, Hank is occupying the role of a. mediator
b. coach. c. playmate. d. social director.
What would Sternberg call sexual attraction?
a. passion. c. intimacy. b. decision. d. whimsical.
According to social cognitive theory, children's views of what is masculine and feminine are
a. related to those of their parents. b. developed from archetypes. c. completely biologically determined. d. determined by what psychosexual stage the child is in.