Karen Horney was against the use of self-analysis, free association, and dream analysis
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ANS: F
FEEDBACK: Horney was so confident of our capacity for self-growth that she emphasized self-analysis in her therapeutic work as well as in her own life. The methods Horney used to assess the functioning of the human personality were essentially those favored by Freud—free association and dream analysis—but with some modification.
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A. basing friendship on intelligence B. basing friendship on others' behavior C. basing friendship on trust D. basing friendship on psychological closeness
One technique in psychological experiments is to keep the experimenter from knowing the research hypothesis or the experimental condition of the subjects currently being tested. This helps to prevent the problem of
a. ceiling effects. b. carryover effects. c. placebo effects. d. experimenter effects.
Which one of the following questions is concerned with construct validity?
a. Do the results support the researcher's hypothesis? b. Do the results support the theory behind the research? c. Are there alternative variables that can be ruled out as potential causes of the behavior or interest? d. Are the measuring instruments free of error?
When Victoria and her father solve puzzles together, they share an understanding of the goals of their activity and of their roles in solving the puzzles. Their relationship illustrates the concept of guided participation
Indicate whether the statement is true or false