Research suggests which of the following individuals typically will suffer the most from "death anxiety"?
a. Carlos, a 22-year-old college student, full of purpose and zest for life, an atheist.
b. Richard, a 72-year-old retired mechanic, a devoted Muslim, and has no regrets in life.
c. Katie, an 89 year old widow, an active member in the United Methodist Church.
d. Aretha, a 49 year old housewife, regrets that she did not college; she believes in an afterlife, but she's not sure she earned a place in it.
d
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Alice wanted to cope with her job stress. She determined that the stress was not severe enough to quit, but she wanted to be sure the stress did not affect her health by making sure she got enough rest and exercise. Alice is using constructive coping through
a. exerting control over a harmful habitual behavior. b. confronting a problem directly. c. determining realistic appraisal of stress and her resources. d. managing her disruptive emotional reaction.
Geraldine is taking a psychology test. She reads a multiple-choice question and realizes she doesn't know the answer. Since she doesn't know the correct answer, she decides to at least eliminate the incorrect answers. Her tactic is an example of ______
a. means-end analysis c. creating subgoals b. hill-climbing d. working backward
A child typically has a vocabulary of about 50 words at which of the following ages?
a. 6 months b. 12 months c. 18 months d. 24 months
What do the results of the Ruback and Juieng (1997) experiment indicate?
A) greater levels of intrusion lead to lower territoriality B) lower levels of intrusion lead to greater territoriality C) greater levels of intrusion lead to greater territoriality D) there is no relationship between level of intrusion and territoriality