The trait approach predicts that people are consistent across situations
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A patient of Dr. Howarth's has visual agnosia. When the patient was asked to copy a picture of the United States laying in front of him, he:
A. only drew the states on the left side of the picture B. could not draw the picture because he did not understand the instructions C. only drew the states on the right side of the picture D. could not recognize that the picture was of the United States
Trevor is visiting his dad's office on a take-your-son-to-work day. Just after they arrive, Trevor's dad's boss bursts into the room and screams at the dad about a poorly written report he submitted. All the time that he is being berated, Trevor's dad keeps smiling. Once the boss has left, Trevor turns to his dad and says, "You really must like it when your boss hollers at you.". Trevor's lack of
understanding that one's internal state may not match an external state is best explained by the concept of a. appearance as reality. b. egocentrism. c. expressive style. d. autobiographical memory.
A Rogerian therapist expects each of the following except one might happen if progress is being made during psychotherapy. Which one?
A. The client no longer needs to feel valued by the therapist regardless of what he or she says. B. The client's ideal self will change to be more like the real self. C. The client's real self will change to be more like the ideal self. D. The client will begin to accept parts of him- or herself that previously had been denied or distorted.
One of the problems with Maslow's perspective on needs is:
a. the theory focuses too much on biological needs and ignores social needs b. the theory focuses too much on social needs and ignores biological needs c. the theory lacks scientific rigor d. there are not enough categories to adequately capture the complexity of human behavior