Regarding the popular pseudopsychology of astrology, which of the following statements is TRUE?
a. In a famous test, astrologers were able to accurately distinguish murderers from law-abiding people based on their horoscopes.
b. A connection has been found between one's astrological sign and leadership, physical characteristics, and career choices
c. Couples whose astrological signs are compatible have a lower divorce rate than those couples with incompatible signs.
d. Since astrology was first set up, the zodiac has shifted in the sky by one full constellation with most astrologers simply ignoring the shift.
D
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a. not allowing the older child to interact much with the baby, "pretending" she doesn't exist b. encouraging the older child to spend as much time as possible with the new baby, "pretending" to be his mother or father c. setting aside some time to be with only the older child, giving her all of their attention d. seldom allowing the older child time to be alone with the parents, so that she understands that the baby is a permanent member of the family
Beginning in the 1960s, many personality psychologists objected to the notion that situational constraints determined behavior. What argument did they advance instead?
A. Personality traits don't really exist. B. The idea of a situational context is fictitious. C. Stable personality traits can predict behavior reliably. D. The effects of personality on behavior are too small to matter.
Unlike the other senses, kinesthesis is primarily focused on which of the following?
A. Location B. Threat C. Socialization D. Pressure
A disorder that causes Alzheimer's-like symptoms and cognitive deterioration, as well as flagrant sexual behavior and a loss of modesty, but does not involve the presence of plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain is __________.
A. Parkinson's disease B. Wernicke's syndrome C. frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder D. Huntington's disease