According to Carol Dweck and colleague (2000), achievement motives can be maintained by
a. learning and performance goals. c. intrinsic rewards.
b. extrinsic rewards. d. the need for approval.
A
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Watson's position on verbal reports was ____.?
a. ?to redefine them as motor responses b. ?to redefine thinking as speaking to oneself c. ?to limit their use to situations in which they could be verified d. ?All of the choices are correct. e. ?None of the choices are correct.
Aryn is in therapy for depression, when her therapist begins to suspect she may have a dissociative disorder. Which of the following is a reason the therapist may have trouble assessing for a dissociative disorder using an interview?
a. Aryn's other identities probably have exceptional memory for events, but Aryn will not b. Aryn probably won't want to continue therapy c. Aryn's other identities may not make themselves accessible during an interview d. Aryn probably will try to integrate her identities before the interview takes place
Howard's hippocampus was destroyed. When you meet Howard, you teach him to play tic-tac-toe (which he has never played before). When you return to see Howard the next day, which of the following is most likely occur? (Assume that you explain the rules of tick-tack-toe to Howard again regardless of whether he recognizes you or the game.)?
a. ?Howard won't recognize you, but would be able to play tic-tac-toe. b. ?Howard will recognize you, but won’t be able to play tic-tac-toe. c. ?Howard won’t recognize you and won’t be able to play tic-tac-toe. d. ?Howard will recognize you and will be able to play tic-tac-toe.
The most influential and successful research generally utilizes
A. multiple well-controlled, double-blind experiments. B. a combination of well-controlled correlational studies and cross-sectional research. C. a program of multiple research designs over a period of time. D. multiple cross-sectional and longitudinal designs over a period of time.