According to the article Spaced Out, about the architecture of living spaces, crowding is
(a) the actual number of people living in a space
(b) the measurements taken by a census
(c) a negative psychological feeling
(d) all of the foregoing[a, b, and c] are correct
C
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____ are examples of areas of physical and psychomotor development
a. Memory and problem solving c. Sensory systems b. Self-esteem and love d. temperament and personality
Paige is a conscientious student
Even on the weekend, she never stays up past 2 A.M. to socialize. She works weekends from 7 A.M. to 3 P.M. and does not nap. On Monday, she has four classes. On Monday night, she goes to bed early, and the rest of the week she gets 7 to 8 hours of sleep. Which of the following is most likely? a) There is no difference in her ability to learn on Monday compared to the rest of the week. b) Her learning ability is impaired on Monday by sleep deprivation. c) Her learning ability will peak on Monday after her refreshing weekend. d) Her learning ability is improved Monday by having some recreation on weekend nights.
Once the telegraphers studied by Bryan and Harter had mastered the ability to
decode letters and words, they (a) could focus more of their attention on those letters and words (b) could focus more on meaning (c) could no longer get the "gist" of the message (d) could receive two messages simultaneously (e) none of the above
In the psychoanalytic approach, the unconscious tendency of clients to project onto the therapist their feelings and fantasies about significant others in their childhood is called
a. resistance b. free-association c. desensitization d. transference