The positive effects of secure attachment are so many and so rich that McDevitt and Ormond (2004) described secure attachment in terms of a
a. booster shot.
b. security blanket.
c. shield
d. multivitamin.
D
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Which of the following heuristics has been shown by evolutionary psychologists to be both simple and surprisingly effective?
a. recognition heuristic b. representativeness heuristic c. trial-and-error heuristic d. availability heuristic
Which of the following is an accurate statement about the origins of the mind-brain problem?
A. This problem was first debated by psychologists in the late 1800s. B. This problem was first debated by philosophers in the fifth century BCE. C. This problem was first debated by Darwin's followers in the late 1800s. D. This problem was first debated by neuroscientists in the 1990s.
The evoked potential method and the habituation method are similar because both methods
a. apply the psychophysiological recording of brain waves. b. tell whether the infant notices stimulus differences. c. are applicable only to infants, not to older people. d. avoid the use of fancy equipment.
Which of the following is true of the difference between operant and classical conditioning?
a. Food is presented before the response in classical conditioning. b. Food is presented after the response in classical conditioning c. Classical conditioning requires a stimulus that follows the UCR. d. Classical conditioning is used to learn new useful behaviors. e. Operant conditioning involves the modification of an old reflex.