Ann looked at the rocks near the top of the rock wall and visually followed the series of footholds from the top, until she had an idea about which way she should start climbing up the wall. Ann used the problem-solving approach known as:
a. means-ends analysis
b. searching for analogies
c. anchoring and adjustment
d. working backward
D
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An approach to psychology that sees people as inherently good and motivated to learn and improve is called ____
a. behaviorism b. humanistic psychology c. Freudian psychology d. Gestalt psychology
According to Jung, the animus provided ____.
a. the mature component of a child’s personality and a framework within which children could interact with adults b. the childlike component of the adult personality and a framework within which adults could interact with children c. the masculine component of the female personality and a framework within which females can interact with males d. the feminine component of the male personality and a framework within which males can interact with females
One explanation for the greatly differing accounts of the same athletic contest by fans of opposing teams involves the
a. confusion of cause and effect. b. effect of motives on perception. c. habituation of familiar stimuli. d. effect of sublimation on memory.
A disturbance in the production or processing of language is known as
A. anoxia. B. apraxia. C. agnosia. D. aphasia.