What is the process called of making inferences about the causes of one’s own behaviour and the behaviour of others?
A. attribution
B. social comparison
C. social referencing
D. social learnin
Answer: A. attribution
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a. Explicit Memories b. Delirium c. Dementia d. Implicit Memories e. Huntington's Disease
Evidence from the effects of amygdalar lesions on conditioned fear suggests that
A. no learning can take place without a functioning amygdala. B. conditioned fear cannot be learned without a functioning, but conditioned salivation still proceeds normally. C. the circuit connecting the amygdala and thalamus is capable of identifying fear stimuli without much cortical input. D. the circuit connecting the amygdala and thalamus is incapable of identifying fear stimuli in the absence of cortical input.
Integrating research training with human service embodies the _____________ model of training
a. research-scientist b. scientist-practitioner c. professional psychologist-practitioner d. research-practitioner
If an association with a particular person might reflect poorly on us, how are we likely to deal with the situation?
A) by distancing ourselves from that person B) by coming to that person's defense C) by strengthening our association with that person D) by trying to seem similar to that person