Which of the following people would receive the most positive response from others?

a) Ann, who is very animated in her speech and talks about herself all of the time.
b) Brenda, who is very modest and does not become too animated when speaking.
c) Charlene, who is very animated in her speech and also very modest.
d) Danielle, who is very proud of her accomplishments and is never overly expressive.


c

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Yvette was in a forest one day during a lightning storm. One of the trees close by was struck by lightning. Since that time Yvette has been terrified of standing close to trees. The development of her tree phobia can best be explained using principles of:

a. instrumental conditioning b. modeling c. retroactive interference d. classical conditioning

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What is the best strategy for stepfathers in gaining the acceptance of their stepchildren?

a. trying to establish a loving relationship with the stepchildren b. taking control of family discipline and decision-making early on c. establishing positive relationships with stepchildren before discipline and decision-making d. spending as much time as possible with the stepchildren

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Dweck and colleagues (1993) suggest that some people are _____ theorists and view themselves and others as acting on the basis of fixed traits, and other people are _____ theorists and view themselves and others as acting on basis of malleable traits

a. environmental; hereditary b. entity; incremental c. internal; external d. incremental; global

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