Which of the following is the primary developmental issue in children 3 to 5 years of age?
a. curiosity about relationships with others, families, reproduction, and various sexual activity patterns
b. interest in reproduction
c. shorter attention spans
d. curiosity about how the body works
C
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Sitting at his desk at work one day, Chang feels what he believes is his heart skipping a beat. Already diagnosed with somatic symptom disorder, what question might be racing through Chang's head?
A. "Does this mean I have a terminal heart problem?" B. "I must be out of shape! How can I increase the intensity of my workouts?" C. "I wonder if I had one too many cocktails last night and I am dehydrated?" D. "I'm curious if I am more nervous about my performance appraisal than I thought."
Even though Mildred knows that her relationship with her boyfriend is in trouble, she decides not to do anything about it (i.e., she will simply let the relationship fall to pieces). Social psychologists would say that her decision to do nothing most reflects ____
a. the certainty effect b. the omission bias c. risk aversion d. temporal discounting
The most common perceptual distortion experienced bypeople suffering from
schizophrenia are a. visual hallucinations. b. auditory hallucinations. c. tactile hallucinations. d. olfactory hallucinations. e. sensory delusions.
Alice is studying the following subjects in order: geography, sociology, and psychology. Which example illustrates retroactive interference?
a) She is able to use the same retrieval cues for all three subjects. b) She recalls sociology material when trying to answer geography test questions. c) Her performance on recall items on all tests exceeds her recognition performance. d) When taking the psychology test, geography, and sociology material keeps coming to mind.