_______________ set the course of psychological science by emphasizing the causes and consequences of behavior

According to Seligman (1975), depression results primarily from

a. proactive coping. b. learned helplessness. c. high self-complexity. d. specific external attributions.

The DSM-5 makes clear mild impairment of cognitive functioning is not at all related to neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's disease.

a. true b. false

Four-year-old Astrid does not like to get dressed early in the morning to go to day care, so rather than simply telling her to put on the clothes he laid out the night before, her father has begun to lay out several outfits and, in the morning, asking her which outfit she wants to wear that day. Astrid's father is making use of the idea of ____

a. the status quo b. omission bias c. reactance d. dissonance

Professor Kim creates a frequency distribution of exam scores from her class of 300 students. Possible scores on the exam ranged from zero to 100. What should be displayed on the vertical axis?

A) the number of times each possible score occurred B) each possible score C) the mean of the 1,000 scores D) the categorical labels "Not Depressed" and "Depressed"