A preschooler has learned not to cut in line, to share the ball, and to take turns at the play table. She, however, behaves selfishly at the new train set because her behaviour is controlled by _____ and not by _____.
A) outcomes; intentions
B) intentions; outcomes
C) prescriptions; principles
D) principles; prescriptions
C) prescriptions; principles
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People with Type II (Type B) alcoholism ____
a. have rapid onset alcoholism b. have few symptoms prior to middle age c. are typically female d. experience few problems as a result of their alcoholism
The "objects" in the object-relations school of thought refer to ________
a. both real and mental representations of other people. b. the toys an infant plays with. c. the parts of a person's personality. d. a person's most basic needs and desires.
Which of the following did Freud notice about resistance in therapy?
a. It is a sign of progress, since the patient is getting closer to the root of the problem. b. It is greatest early in therapy, before the patient and therapist have formed an alliance. c. It indicates that therapy has failed and the therapeutic relationship should be ended. d. It is a conscious strategy to prolong therapy because the patient likes being the focus of attention.
Ceremonies that commemorate death
A) are strikingly different in various cultures. B) help mourners achieve control and avoid expressing their grief. C) are highly similar across cultures. D) are traditionally held three days after death.