Adaris has always been drawn to the saying "Absence makes the heart grow fonder," and she decides to incorporate this saying into her research project
Adaris is trying to define absence in a way that can be empirically tested. She is attempting to find an appropriate __________
a) hypothesis.
b) operational definition.
c) double-blind study.
d) theory.
b
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Eugene believes that he can bring about positive change in his life through his own efforts. Psychologists would say that Eugene _____
A) has an external locus of control B) is catastrophizing C) exhibits self-defeating behavior D) has high self-efficacy expectations
In Bartholomew and Horowitz's model, Representation of Self = Negative and Representation of Others = Fearful (Negative) results in
a. secure primary attachments. b. disorganized/disoriented primary attachments. c. insecure-avoidant primary attachments. d. insecure-resistant primary attachments
Which of the following is an example of elderspeak that might be heard from a young caregiver to an older resident?
a) "Hi there Rhonda, how is my sweetie doing today?" b) "Honey, are you ready for your medicine?" c) "Good evening, young lady. Are you ready for bed?" d) All of the above
Why is the Freudian psychodynamic perspective still relevant to modern personality psychology?
A. Empirical evidence continues to confirm the correctness of psychodynamic concepts. B. Psychodynamic concepts have been generative, pervasive, and comprehensive. C. Freud's writings have only recently attracted attention in mainstream psychology; they offer a fresh perspective on traditional theories. D. Psychodynamic theory guides most of the current theorizing in personality psychology.