Which of the following is an example of children's modeling behaviors?
a. "Tries to look at people when they are nude or undressing"
b. "Shy about undressing"
c. "Hugs adults he or she does not know well"
d. "Playing doctor games"
D
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A. the experimental method B. naturalistic observation C. the survey method D. a case study
Justin plays drums for a local rock band. When country and western band asks Justin to fill in for their drummer, Justin initially has some difficulty adjusting to this new band's tempo since he is so used to the timing of his own band's "beat.". This initial difficulty in adjusting to the new "beat" is best explained by
a. retroactive interference. b. proactive interference. c. memory decay. d. encoding failure.
Marco believes that it is very important to vote. He finds it difficult to find the time to vote on election day, but he does go to vote. Marco's belief about voting represents the __________ component of his attitude, and his presence at the polls represents the __________ component of his attitude.
A. behavioral; cognitive B. affective; cognitive C. cognitive; behavioral D. affective; behavioral
The question of whether businesses should be able to profit from prisons is one of the more polarizing issues within the corrections community. You are the mayor of a city on the eastern seaboard, which has a budgetary shortfall, and overcrowded jails. There is a bill that is about to come to your desk which proposes two solutions: that inmates in jails pay a daily fee, and one allowing a private company to take over an entire diversion program in exchange for "administrative fees" paid to the city. Write a speech detailing the problems with this approach, which also indicates an understanding for its rationale.
What will be an ideal response?