A mother cheetah occasionally brings home a live antelope to her cubs, and they eventually figure out how to kill it. The cubs learned through
a. physical guidance.
b. coaching.
c. verbal instructions.
d. opportunity teaching.
Ans: d
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a. separation anxiety disorder b. generalized anxiety disorder c. obsessive–compulsive disorder d. panic disorder
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Regarding the psychological causes of anxiety disorders, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Psychologists who take a cognitive view believe that distorted thinking causes people to magnify ordinary threats and failures, which leads to distress and anxiety. b. Humanistic psychologist Carl Rogers believed that anxious individuals have built up unrealistic, mental images of themselves. c. A behaviorist would explain that the powerful reward of immediate relief from anxiety keeps self-defeating avoidance behaviors alive. d. Psychologists who take an existential view emphasize that unhealthy anxiety is caused by forbidden id impulses for sex or aggression that threaten to break through into behavior.
A researcher (Phillips, 1977) analyzed the records of all motor vehicle fatalities in California in an effort to see whether some of them might actually be suicides. What research technique was he using?
a. Archival b. Participant-Observer c. Survey d. Case Study