A baby learns that when he is hungry, food is provided, and when he is in pain, he is cuddled and comforted. Erik Erikson suggested that this baby would be developing a sense of:
a. intimacy.
b. trust.
c. integrity.
d. identity.
B
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Answer:
Relative to experimental studies, the primary disadvantage of correlation studies is that
a. they are more labor-intensive b. they do not allow one to determine causality. c. the results are more difficult to understand. d. the choice of variables that can be studied is limited.
A nutritionist collects the weight of college students in the first semester, then again in the second semester. What is the best way to visually present this data?
A. scatterplots B. line graphs C. bar graphs D. pie charts
Retrieval can occur in both an automatic ______ mode, and a controllable or ______ mode.
a. explicit; implicit b. conscious; subconscious c. implicit; explicit d. aware; nonconscious