Darnell and Denise have been happily dating for months; however, they do not feel compelled to make a long-term commitment yet. Psychologist Robert Sternberg would call their relationship __________
a) consummate love
b) companionate love
c) romantic love
d) liking
Answer: c
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We would be least likely to use a repeated measures design when
a. there are substantial individual differences. b. there are minimal individual differences. c. we want to control for differences among subjects. d. we want to compare husbands and wives on their levels of marriage satisfaction.
When Lisa and Seymour first meet, Seymour cooperates and Lisa competes. Later, when Lisa cooperates, Seymour cooperates. When Lisa competes, Seymour competes. Seymour is following a ___ strategy.
a. contentious. b. tit-for-tat c. imposition d. problem-solving
Evaluations of the self in terms of individual competencies may not be a favorable practice
a. among American teenagers. b. in cultures where the community is emphasized. c. in academics and sports. d. among toddlers.
Nam has been learning to reduce his test anxiety by using cognitive restructuring. Which of the following thoughts would be an example of a successful application of his therapy?
A. "I will probably fail this test, so I may as well not worry about it." B. "If I fail I'll probably need to withdraw from the class." C. "All I want is to do the best job that I can on this test." D. "I will talk to my friends about my problems more often, instead of keeping them bottled up inside."