The life-span/life-space theory is based upon which of the following concepts?
a. that individuals develop careers in stages
b. career decisions are not isolated from other aspects of their lives
c. work role is best perceived in terms of its importance relative to other roles an individual plays
d. all of the above
D
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A. conventional B. preconventional C. postconventional D. unconventional
What, if anything, is the advantage of varying your study, instead of studying just one thing at a time until you get it right? a. Varied study seems easier, although it has no long-term benefit
b. Varied study improves long-term retention, although it seems more difficult. c. Varied study improves short-term retention, although it does not help long-term retention. d. Varied study has no advantage, and several disadvantages.
The director of a prison wants to improve the likelihood that antisocial personality prisoners will learn from their experience. Using research results, the director might ____
a. use feelings of guilt and shame as the main methods of punishment. b. create rules and enforce consequences c. inject prisoners with depressants to reduce their arousal levels d. keep the prisoners guessing about whether they will be punished if they do something wrong
A hallmark achievement of concrete operational thought is being able to
a. solve object permanence tasks. b. solve conservation tasks. c. solve hypothetical problems. d. use relativistic thinking.