Martha wins three games of backgammon in a row, even though she has never played before. If Martha assumes she has "beginner's luck," she is making an ____ attribution about her success; if she decides backgammon is an easy game, she is making an ____ attribution about her success
a. internal-stable; internal-unstable
b. internal-unstable; external-unstable
c. external-unstable; internal-stable
d. external-unstable; external-stable
D
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Buffy is a member of a sorority. She considers the stereotypes about her sorority to be gross overgeneralizations, but claims that the stereotypes about other sororities seem to have a kernel of truth. Buffy's thinking best illustrates
a. the out group homogeneity effect. b. realistic conflict. c. reverse discrimination. d. social-role theory.
The first step is Beck’s therapeutic approach is ____
a. ?confrontation of the client b. ?creation of an anxiety hierarchy c. ?learning to identify negative automatic thoughts d. ?development of a token economy
Dr. Ngaro feels that an individual's behavior can best be understood if one understands the cultural influences surrounding that individual. This is an example of the __________
a) sociocultural perspective. b) biological perspective. c) humanist perspective. d) evolutionary perspective.
Responses to moral dilemmas in both village societies and industrialized cultures that highly value interdependence __________ than in North America and Western Europe
A) place greater weight on individual rights B) are less other-directed C) are more other-directed D) place greater weight on justice