In order to calm herself after she hears a loud noise, Tanya keeps repeating, "Dad says noises are funny.". This behavior best illustrates the concept of
a. imprinting.
b. separation anxiety.
c. emotion regulation.
d. conformity.
c
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As a young adult, Roberta was considered to be sociable and friendly. If we were to meet Roberta in late adulthood, we would:
A. find that those traits had diminished B. find that those traits had become more prominent C. be reasonably sure that she would still be sociable and friendly D. be unable to predict her personality, because traits are not stable over long periods of time
Kai was developing normally until the age of two, after which he began to lose skills that he had previously acquired. Kai may be said to have:
a. Asperger's disorder. c. childhood disintegrative disorder. b. Rett's disorder. d. all of these.
A hospitalized patient reported a number of what were determined to be memory illusions. As part of the evaluation of the patient, the staff conducted brain scans
Which part of the brain might reveal evidence of damage that could play a role in the memory illusions? a) left frontal lobe b) right parietal lobe c) left parietal lobe d) right frontal lobe
Although the seeds of identity formation are planted early, not until __________ do people become absorbed in this task
A) middle to late childhood B) early adolescence C) late adolescence and early adulthood D) middle adulthood