John comes to you and says he has a serious problem. He wants your advice on how to cope with it. He describes the problem in some depth. You want to use problem solving, so you:
a. ask him to list more details or specific examples.
b. ask him to think of many possible solutions.
c. both a and b.
d. none of these.
C.
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Neisser's influential book was called "Behavior of Organisms."?
a. True b. False
A parent consciously attends to her child and praises positive prosocial actions. This strategy is intended to
a. encourage postconventional morality. b. eliminate the attentional payoffs for aggression. c. encourage reactive aggression but not hostile aggression. d. create a nonaggressive environment.
Describe the Schachter-Singer experiment and how that supports the cognitive appraisal theory of emotion
What will be an ideal response?
In dealing with the insanity defense, jurors must cope with which of the following challenges?
a. Limiting media bias by avoiding national and local news during the course of the trial. b. Deciding if the defendant was mentally incapacitated at the time of the crime. c. Ascertaining whether the M'Naghten standard or the Durham standard should apply. d. Determining if the client understands if his or her acts were wrong.