Although cultures vary considerably in feeding and comforting customs, despite these differences children are able to develop trusting relationships with their caregivers
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Sarah is highly motivated to run the New York Marathon. She has trained very hard for the race and believes that it will be a defining moment in her life. Abraham Maslow might call this __________
a) self-actualization. b) a peak experience. c) a condition of worth. d) self-efficacy.
Sasha cannot believe how many commercials she sees that advertise medication to treat various psychological disorders
After watching the commercials, it becomes clear to her that the commercials are promoting the _____ perspective as the cause for disorders.
Jaronda believes that if athletes mentally imagine themselves practicing their basketball free throws, they will get better at it in real life. This supports the ______.
A. concreteness effect B. bizarreness effect C. visual imagery theory D. motor imagery theory
Harrison is a popular-antisocial child. Which of the following characteristics is he likely to display?
A) He performs well in school and communicates with peers in a friendly way. B) He is athletically skilled but is a poor student who causes trouble and defies adult authority. C) He displays a wide range of negative social behaviors and is overwhelmed by social anxiety. D) He engages in low rates of interaction but does not report feeling lonely or unhappy.