Which of these describes the Japanese "amae" principle?
a. The infant has an innate sense of superiority.
b. Japanese babies are innately wary of foreigners.
c. The infant feels totally dependent on its mother.
d. Japanese infants feel comfortable in crowded places.
C
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_____ has been referred to as the "love hormone" due to its potential role in attachments
a. Oxytocin b. Testosterone c. Adrenaline d. Estrogen
The process of teaching a complex behavior by rewarding closer and closer approximations of the desired behavior is called
A. shaping. B. diverging. C. confabulating. D. decentralizing.
In a study on how marijuana affects creativity, the people who took the marijuana performed no more creatively than those who took a placebo. Both groups performed more creatively than a group that received no drugs at all
What conclusions can best be drawn from these findings? a. The group receiving the placebo was more creative to begin with than the group receiving the marijuana. b. The creative effects of marijuana are probably due to people's beliefs that it will increase their creativity. c. Neither marijuana nor a placebo seems to have any effect on creativity. d. Marijuana enhances creativity.
All of the following are reasons why adolescents become addicted to smoking EXCEPT
a) the influence of the media. b) it is glamorized by figures in popular culture such as actors in films for adolescents. c) the nicotine in cigarettes is highly addictive. d) adolescents think that smoking cigarettes is safer than using illicit drugs.