Diana is a bright student but she procrastinates. She postpones writing term papers and gets incomplete grades from her teachers that eventually become F's. After exploring her early childhood memories with a therapist for almost a year, Diana comes to the insight that she procrastinates as a way of expressing anger toward her parents. The treatment method used to help Diana deal with her problem is most likely:

Which of the following statements best summarizes the material on adolescents' body image and physical self-concepts?

a. Prior to adulthood, both males and females are generally positive about their bodies. b. Surprisingly, adolescent males show more concern about their physical appearance than do adolescent females. c. Athletic competence is a strong predictor of self-worth in both females and males. d. In general, adolescent males feel valued for their athletic competence, whereas adolescent females feel valued for their physical appearance.

What is the term for Piaget's sensorimotor stage in which an infant develops schemes that include deliberate variations of actions that bring about desirable consequences?

a) Substage 2: First habits and primary circular reactions b) Substage 3: Secondary circular reactions c) Substage 4: Coordination of circular reactions d) Substage 5: Tertiary circular reactions

In the context of love and communication in intimate relationships, the lack of sexual attraction is known as

A. sexual masochism. B. hermaphroditism. C. anorgasmia. D. asexuality.

The distinction between nondeclarative and declarative memories is that __________.

A. nondeclarative memories are rapidly forgotten B. declarative memories are unavailable to consciousness C. we are unable to talk about nondeclarative memories D. hippocampal damage impairs nondeclarative, but not declarative, memory