According to the ____________ view of personality, the story we tell about ourselves shapes who we are

Hannah used to experience insomnia once or twice a week. A month ago, she starting taking Seconal to help her sleep, but now she finds she cannot get to sleep unless she takes a Seconal tablet. This would suggest that Hannah has

a. developed a drug tolerance for Seconal. b. developed a dependency on Seconal. c. habituated to the effects of Seconal. d. developed pseudoinsomnia.

Suppose that you are listening to your professor's description of the layout of several buildings in a city. If the discussion of mental maps can be applied to your representation of this city, it is most likely that

a. you will store this information in a passive fashion, without creating a cognitive map. b. your cognitive map will represent the distances as being larger than they really are. c. you will construct a cognitive map to represent the arrangement of buildings. d. your cognitive map will be highly inaccurate.

Asylums were intended primarily for:

A) housing new slaves in America. B) housing people with psychological disorders. C) ensuring that people with psychological disorders reentered society after being treated. D) treating individuals with psychological disorders through therapies that did not involve violence.

Who is a Dutch adolescent most likely to confide in?

a. their mother b. their father c. their sibling d. their best friend and/or romantic partner