Preschool children, who get the most satisfaction from being by themselves, illustrate:
A) autosociality. B) heterosociality.
C) homosociality. D) bisociality.
Answer: A
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Life skills training ____
a. emphasizes building an aversion to all drugs b. focuses on controlling one's emotions c. is an adolescent substance abuse prevention program d. has not been shown to be effective
You almost strike a child chasing a ball across the street on your way home from work. You will see the child, react, experience bodily arousal, and then recognize your emotional state of fear, according to which theory of emotion?
a. James-Lange theory b. Cannon-Bard theory c. Schachter's cognitive theory d. attribution theory
__________ is defined as the brain's ability to analyze, use, store, and retrieve many types of information
a) Classical conditioning b) Operant conditioning c) Learning d) Memory
In the context of experimental studies, how does a quasi-experimental design differ from an experimental design?
A. A quasi-experimental design uses the placebo effect, while an experimental design uses the nocebo effect. B. A quasi-experimental design uses equivalent variables at the outset of an experimental study, while an experimental design uses different and unequal variables. C. A quasi-experimental design makes use of naturally occurring groups, while an experimental design randomly assigns subjects to groups. D. A quasi-experimental design treats all the participants in the same manner, while an experimental design uses biased treatments.