The problem of _____ can often be identified by using a _____
a. causality; point-biserial correlation
b. directionality; phi coefficient
c. third variables; partial correlation
d. restrictive range; point-biserial correlation
c
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Which of the following is a key criticism of Erikson's theory of personality development?
a. He is pessimistic regarding one's ability to overcome problems that have their roots in early childhood experiences. b. He portrays adulthood as a period of little growth and change. c. His theory is rather vague and difficult to test. d. His theory focuses too strongly on formal operations in thinking.
Which of the following is a correct pairing of an historical figure and his/her primary contribution to psychological treatment?
a. Anna Freud/group therapy b. Alfred Adler/play therapy c. Anna Freud/play therapy d. Alfred Adler/group therapy
What were the results of studies comparing the earliest memories of White versus Asian adults?
a. Childhood memories of Chinese adults are more likely to include emotions and less likely to involve family activities than the childhood memories of American adults. b. American mothers talked about past events more with their 3-year-old children than Korean mothers did. c. There were no significant differences in the time of the events recalled by the adults. d. Korean adults have earlier memories than American adults do.
In the process of learning the specific techniques of his job, Arlen will need to keep this new information in his memory for a long time. This part of the memory process is known as
A. retrieval. B. recall. C. storage. D. encoding.