Prime adaptive ego qualities and core pathologies influence one's
a. physical development.
b. subcultural or ethnic identity. c. worldview.
d. generational cohort.
c
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Children rated as high in social acceptance by their peers tend to have high levels of ____________ and low levels of ______________ in middle childhood
a. assertiveness; self-esteem b. perspective-taking; school achievement c. prosocial behavior; aggressive behavior d. academic achievement; prosocial behavior
Latane, Williams, and Harkins, in their classic study of social loafing,
a. discovered loafing was eliminated when groups set clear goals. b. manipulated the indefinability of each member by having groups work in a dark room. c. distinguished between productivity losses due to loafing and losses due to lack of coordination. d. examined how rapidly people working in a pickle factory packed pickles. e. concluded that cognitive dissonance was a primary cause of social loafing.
We used metaphors and examples (mostly borrowed from other researchers) to describe the relation between intuition and logic, including driving, dancing, and sports. What other metaphors could describe the combination of automatic behavior or thought and controlled, systematic thought serving as a monitor and stepping in when needed? What other specific examples can you identify that show dual processing in your own life?
What will be an ideal response?
Psychological dependence on mood- or behavior-altering drugs is classified in the DSM-5 as a
a. drug psychosis. b. substance use and addictive disorder. c. paraphilic disorder. d. disruptive, impulse control and conduct disorder.