Which of the following is not a key limitation to Freud's theory?
A. The idea that the adult personality is formed by the time a child is five or six
B. The idea that the ego defends against anxiety
C. Freud's emphasis on instinctual influences on personality
D. Freud's concentration on the negative parts of personality
B
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Michael, who is a preoperational thinker, watches as a movie character appears to turn from a nice teenager into a werewolf. What is Michael's most likely reaction?
a. Laughter, since he realizes that it is all a fake b. Nothing, since he would likely not notice the change c. Terror, since he likely believes that the individual has actually become a werewolf d. Confidence, since he now realizes that despite the apparent physical change, it is still the same nice individual
Studies of postdecisional dissonance and selective exposure to information demonstrate all of the following EXCEPT:
a. commitment to choice is not necessary for postdecisional dissonance b. postdecisional dissonance most often leads to regret of choice c. postdecisional dissonance most leads to seeking information that supports the rejected choice d. postdecisional dissonance never lends to regret of choice
Criminal profilers must possess certain knowledge and experience including
A. an understanding of human psychology B. investigative experience C. both A and B D. neither A or B
If an infant suffers a head trauma that damages the brain, what can we say about recovery?
What will be an ideal response?