A father is having trouble with his teenage son's conduct. The son does not like to study or perform his assigned household chores. The therapist suggests that the father identify activities that his son enjoys, such as playing video games, and only provide access to these activities upon completion of homework and chores. In this scenario, the therapist has used _____ therapy.
A) behaviour
B) psychodynamic
C) gestalt
D) cognitive
A) behaviour
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One of the categories of biological explanations for cognitive gender differences focuses on genetic gender differences. A typical genetic explanation proposes that
a. for males, a greater percentage of each chromosome is devoted to spatial ability. b. males inherit math abilities from both parents, whereas females inherit math abilities from just the mother. c. some abilities may be associated with recessive traits, carried on the X chromosome. d. the chromosomes are more likely to undergo mutation in males than in females.
According to Sherwood and Neumark-Sztainer (2001), the media's influence on body image is:
a. correlational, not causal. b. based on faulty research. c. largely unsupported. d. experimental, not causal.
Hull was interested in developing a theory of behavior based on Pavlov's laws of conditioning.?
a. True b. False
The time of rapid growth of an organ system is called its _____ period
a. critical b. germinal c. resilience d. prenatal