In Thomas and Chess's (1956) original study, most infants were categorized as having a temperament of ____
a. easy
b. difficult
c. slow-to-warm-up
d. undifferentiated
A
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Beth and Jean are talking about welfare reform in America. Beth is very passionate about the issue, and makes strong statements about her views. Jean later e-mails Beth an article which contains some information that is consistent with Beth's views, as well as some information that is inconsistent with Beth's views. Beth chooses to believe the consistent information but discounts the inconsistent
information. As a matter of fact, after reading the article and thinking about the data it contained—even though these data were mixed—Beth actually feels even more passionate and more strongly about her position. This is an example of ____. a. anchoring and adjustment b. informational influence c. attitude polarization d. cognitive coping
Which of the following people is most likely to lead a support group?
a. mental health professional b. psychologist c. psychiatrist d. clinical social worker e. volunteer layperson
Which mental health professional would be MOST interested in how noise pollution affects the stress levels of children in elementary school?
A) a counseling psychologist B) a clinical psychologist C) an environmental psychologist D) a gestalt psychologist
The technique that involves testing the person on a large number of personality dimensions repeatedly over a number of different occasions, providing a means of discovering the unique trait structure of the person, is the:
a. C technique b. PF technique c. Z technique d. P technique