According to the article The Nose Knows about the ability of mothers to detect the scent of their babies, hard measures in psychology are:
(a) always better than soft measures
(b) only good if people do not know they are being observed
(c) always observations of behavior of some sort
(d) the only data which psychologists should use
C
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b. Not all memories are physiologically the same. c. The engram is continually changing location in the cortex. d. Classical conditioning had not been discovered yet.
In order to achieve deep-muscle relaxation, Gayle tenses the muscles in her right arm until they tremble, holds them tight as she slowly counts to 10, and then lets go. She allows her hand and arm to go limp and to relax completely. She repeats this procedure three times for her right arm, then proceeds to do the same sequence with her left arm, then her right leg, left leg, abdomen, chest,
shoulders, chin, neck, and face. Gayle is using a procedure known as a. EMDR. b. REBT. c. covert sensitization. d. the tension-release method.
According to Freud, it is not uncommon for boys to develop strong attachments to their mothers during the _____ stage of development
a. oral c. phallic b. anal d. genital
Which level of Abraham Maslow's hierarchy is epitomized by the U.S. Army Reserve's slogan "Be all that you can be"?
a. safety b. self-esteem c. belongingness d. self-actualization e. physiological needs