Raymond Cattell determined that there were 16 basic traits that could describe differences in personality. He called these ____ traits
a. ?source
b. ?cardinal
c. ?primary
d. ?secondary
ANSWER:
a
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The discussion of gender comparisons in physical aggression included information on crime rates. Which of the following students best understands this topic?
a. Ted: "Women now commit more crimes than men.". b. Nicole: "The sharp increase in the number of women in prison is primarily due to more women killing their abusive partners.". c. Amy: "Women and men are equally likely to commit murder.". d. Charles: "Men are consistently more likely than women to be the offenders in almost every category of criminal behavior.".
Research has demonstrated that when shown a card with a cat on one side and a dog on another side, three-year-olds seemed to correctly understand that when a researcher held the card so that the child saw the dog, the researcher must be seeing a cat. This indicates that children may not be as _____ as Piaget suggested
a. animated b. schema-driven c. logical d. egocentric
Regarding the gate control theory and acupuncture, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Messages carried by large, fast nerve fibers seem to close the spinal gate directly. b. Messages from small, slow fibers go through the pain gate and on to a "central biasing system.". c. The acupuncture needles activate the large, fast nerve fibers and close the spinal gate directly. d. Studies have shown that acupuncture produces short-term pain relief for about half of patients tested.
Typically, infants need to be fed
a. about three times a day. b. about six times a day. c. every hour. d. based on the schedule that the mother has established.