According to social learning theory, a child's attempts to match his or her behavior to another person's behavior is called
a. identification.
b. imitation.
c. self-efficacy.
d. organismic valuing.
B
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Suppose that a friend of yours says, "Of course immigrant women have an easy life….". Your best response would be:
a. "You are correct, because they come to North America, and then they take thousands of good jobs away from the people who are born here.". b. "You are correct, because the women who have graduate degrees get full credit for all their work experience in their other country, when they are applying for prestigious jobs in North America.". c. "You are incorrect, because only a small percentage of them even look for work.". d. "You are incorrect, because most of them get jobs that don't pay very well.".
Which of the following is characterized by earning a living, receiving fringe benefits, and ensuring future security?
A. intrinsic motives B. extrinsic motives C. realistic choice stage D. fantasy stage
Skills, such as tying one's shoes or walking, may be easily carried out but one would have difficulty stating "how" each task is carried out. This illustrates that these motor skills involve __________ memory
a. eidetic b. implicit c. explicit d. flashbulb
Sadie is terrible at sports, but sports aren't very important to her. Mariah is excellent at music, and music is quite important to her. Zach is very good at building with Lego, but he does not think this is a very important skill. Who will have the highest self-esteem?
a. Mariah b. Sadie c. Zach d. Mariah, Sadie, and Zach will all have similar levels of self-esteem.