Five-year-old Juan notices that a peer is having difficulty carrying a stack of books to her desk. Juan is likely to
A) move right in and give assistance, regardless of whether it is desired.
B) ignore the peer and reject her request for help.
C) laugh at the peer as she struggles to carry the books.
D) offer assistance and demand a reward for helping.
A
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Electroconvulsive shock therapy (ECT)
a. involves the use of electric shock to produce a cortical seizure and convulsions. b. is used primarily for the treatment of schizophrenia. c. has been used increasingly often since the 1940s. d. is one of the key components in aversion therapy.
Modern research supports Adler’s views about the lifelong detrimental effects of _______.
a. crying over spilled milk b. being an only child c. being weaned too early d. none of the above
According to William McDougall, which of the following is NOT true?
a. instincts consist of cognitive, affective and conative components b. all behavior is instinctive c. some instinctive behavior is purposive d. instincts can never be changed or modified
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A) logical thinking B) ignoring or suppressing information C) emotional reactivity D) linguistic processing