According to the Big Five model of personality, people high in which of the following traits tend to earn more money during their careers, have more sexual partners, and be more likely to divorce?
a. openness to experience
b. agreeableness
c. introversion
d. extroversion
D
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a. the opponent-process model of perception. b. the top-down processing model of perception. c. the bottom-up processing model of perception. d. the eclectic model of perception.
Bette has arteriosclerosis. She has to deliver a very difficult presentation in the morning. This stressor ______.
A. has no potential to trigger any heart problems B. would trigger a heart problem if she had arteriosclerosis but not arteriosclerosis C. has the potential to trigger a heart problem D. would only affect men with arteriosclerosis
Identity status research has found that identity confusion persists for 10 to 20 percent of Western youth. Identify a true statement about these individuals.
A. They typically achieve identity status during emerging adulthood. B. They lack the virtue of fidelity. C. They are characterized by self-esteem and self-confidence. D. They have faith in something larger than themselves.
Kelly was a quiet and well-behaved 11-year old girl until her parents' divorce. When the
divorce was finalized 7 months ago, Kelly began to display periods in which she became enraged and violent. She yelled, threatened her parents, and threw objects at them. Kelly also caused pain to her cats by pulling on their tails or hitting them with books. She also ran away from home twice for short periods. At this time, it is most likely that Kelly: a. Meets diagnostic criteria for oppositional defiant disorder. b. Meets diagnostic criteria for conduct disorder, childhood-onset type. c. Meets diagnostic criteria for conduct disorder, adolescent-onset type. d. Should be considered a juvenile delinquent. e. Should not be labeled at all as her problems are so clearly a reaction to her parents' divorce.