The stage of the creative consciousness of self is one of:
a. innocence
b. rebellion
c. a transcendence of the ordinary limits of consciousness
d. limited consciousness
c
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When Jack Whittaker won over $300 million in a Powerball jackpot, many people thought his life would be transformed for the better. Within a few years, he was divorced, had lost his granddaughter to a drug overdose, was robbed outside a strip club, had lawsuits brought against him for sexual harassment, and encountered numerous other well-publicized problems. Based on the idea of the hedonic
treadmill, how would you interpret this? a. Whittaker's life had been plagued with problems before his win and, after a period of positive events, it simply returned to its usual state. b. Whittaker was surrounded by negative people who, as a result of his win, tried to derail his happiness. c. Whittaker was only happy when his life was chaotic, so he deliberately sabotaged his own good fortune. d. Whittaker was very happy prior to the lottery win and, when winning did not make him even happier, he became depressed.
At the state fair, you enter a couple of different contests. The first is a blueberry pie eating contest, in which the person who eats the most pies in two minutes wins. The second is a 100-yard dash in which you must balance an egg on a spoon with one hand and in the other hand carry a tray with eight glasses on it. The person who reaches the finish line first while not spilling either the egg
or the glasses wins. Given your knowledge of the Yerkes-Dodson Law, your arousal should be a. low for the pie eating contest and high for the egg-glasses race. b. high for the pie eating contest and low for the egg-glasses race. c. moderate for both contests. d. high for both contests.
__________ must have reasoned that fears can be unlearned by the process of counterconditioning
a. Fritz Perls c. Joseph Wolpe b. Albert Bandura d. Sigmund Freud
The social or environmental setting in which a person's behavior occurs is referred to as _________
a) the sociocultural context b) historical context c) cohort effect d) societal norms