__________is a behavior-therapy method used for reducing fears
A) Sensitization
B) Flooding
C) Exorcism
D) Dream analysis
E) Select
B
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In psychosexual theory, how is the ego related to the id and the superego?
a. The ego is mostly unconscious, pushing the id and superego into awareness. b. The ego tries to satisfy the id without offending the superego. c. The superego is the commander-in-chief, the ego is the sergeant, and the id is the private. d. The ego's moral and ethical principles dictate the actions of the id.
Personal beliefs about outcomes of engaging in particular behaviors are called ______
a. expectancies c. encoding strategies b. competencies d. antecedents
An example of a lifetime period is:
a. the memory of your 11th birthday. b. remembering when your cat was lost for a day. c. thinking about “when you worked at the grocery store.” d. remembering the long drive you took from Montreal in Canada to Dallas, in the United States.
Shawn decides to reject invitations to parties that will be held at night because he reads in the newspaper about the large number of robberies that take place in his neighborhood. However, the crime rate at Shawn's neighborhood has actually reduced in the last two years. Shawn's decision is based on
A. confirmation bias. B. the representativeness heuristic. C. the availability heuristic. D. functional fixedness.