Rachael is two-and-a-half-months old. She has yet to establish routines relating to eating, sleeping and elimination functions
She is irritable, has a tendency to cry whenever she is presented with a novel situation and is in general extreme in her emotional reactions. In terms of temperament, Rachael would be classified as __________
a) difficult.
b) easy.
c) slow-to-warm-up.
d) too inconsistent to categorize.
a
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Emmanuel teaches fourth graders. At which stage of psychosexual development can Emmanuel expect the majority of his students to be?
a. phallic b. anal c. oral d. genital e. latency
Who would suggest that humans today are genetically predisposed to fear stimuli that may have posed a threat to their ancestors?
a. cognitive psychologists c. psychodynamic psychologists b. behavioral psychologists d. evolutionary psychologists
In which of the following situations would imagined rehearsal most likely be helpful?
a. Jim can usually rehearse the new behavior in the real world. b. Pete is too anxious to rehearse in the real world. c. Ed has frequent chances to rehearse his new behavior. d. Carl has control over the behavior he wants to learn.
The Bayley Scales of Infant Development is composed of two scales. The ____________ scale focuses on the senses, perception, memory, learning, problem solving, and language, while the ____________ scale evaluates fine and gross motor skills
a. sensation; perception c. mental; motor b. thinking; movement d. intellectual; spatial