Psychoanalysis was the dominant form of therapy _____.
a. just before World War I
b. after World War II
c. in the late 1960s
d. in the early 1990s
b. after World War II
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Dr. Flynn studies children's thought processes. She asks research questions regarding the size of a child's short-term memory and how many programs the child can run simultaneously. Dr. Flynn's research is representative of which type of theoretical orientation?
a. Biological b. Cognitive developmental c. Behavioral d. Information processing
What is known about the effects of cesarean delivery on mothers?
a. Mothers who had a cesarean delivery are less satisfied with their childbirth experiences. b. The experience of a cesarean delivery is associated with lower confidence in one's ability to parent. c. The experience of a cesarean delivery increases anxiety and stress at home. d. Mothers who had a cesarean delivery have less positive interactions with their babies at 4 and 12 months of age.
Stimuli that are presented at the absolute threshold will be detected _____% of the time.
A) 1 B) 10 C) 50 D) 100
An experiment was conducted in which a person is talking to a young adult stranger when two workers carry a door between this person and the young man. Another young man is switched with the original stranger. Only half that were tested this way noticed the switch. What was the conclusion regarding this experiment?
a. More college students did not notice the switch because they were in a hurry and thinking about getting to their next class. b. More older persons did not notice the switch because their brains are beginning to be damaged by the onset of senility. c. More older persons did not notice because they encoded both young men in very general terms as a "college student.". d. More older persons did not notice the switch because of poor visual acuity.