"Basic assertion," as Lange and Jakubowski describe it, can involve
a. relinquishing less important personal rights.
b. some minor forms of aggression.
c. taking advantage of others.
d. the expression of affection and appreciation.
e. the expression of weakness.
d
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The booklet, Lessons from Lions, uses slides from the Disney movie, The Lion King to encourage discussions about such common but unhelpful reactions following a loss as:
a. acknowledging that a bad thing has happened b. never telling anyone about your grief reactions c. facing the problem and the pain you are experiencing d. all of these e. none of these
In 1875, James taught a new course at Harvard, physiological psychology. What did he do in conjunction with this course?
a. He corresponded with Wundt about the content of the course. b. He conducted research in the Amazon River Basin. c. He convinced President Eliot of Harvard to start a psychology department. d. He set up a small teaching lab for the course.
Which statement is true about the view of homosexuality as abnormal?
a. Until the mid-1970s, homosexuality was classified as a mental disorder by the psychiatric profession. b. After World War I, homosexuality was not viewed as a mental disorder in the United States but it was in Europe. c. Homosexuality is classified as a mental disorder in the current psychiatric classification system in the United States but not in Europe. d. Homosexuality is currently classified as a disorder in men but not in women.
The hallmark of a quasi-experiment is
A. high levels of control over treatment conditions. B. lack of random assignment of participants to conditions. C. absence of any specific intervention or treatment. D. random assignment of participants to conditions.