Which of the following is NOT something typically done by chronically ill adolescents to reduce their feelings of being different from peers?
a. keeping things secret
b. hiding visible differences when possible
c. setting new baselines
d. sharing feelings openly
e. none of the above (that is, all are typically done)
d
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The major difference between pseudoscience and science is that:
a) pseudoscience addresses different questions than science. b) pseudoscience is less similar to popular psychology than science is. c) pseudoscience lacks the real evidence or plausibility that characterizes science. d) pseudoscience lacks the general level of public support that characterizes science.
Elaine is talking to her friends Mike and Jeremy. As the friends discuss their first day of third grade, Mr. Kramer notices Elaine is more interested in talking about herself. This is an example of her lack of
a. social cognition. b. critical thinking. c. automaticity. d. perspective taking
In general, it is better to
a. take on many health changes as once b. hang out in social groups that do not promote your new health behaviors c. alternate good behaviors with bad ones (for example, reward good diet with a chocolate sundae) d. tackle one behavior change at a time e. all of the above are equally effective
Depressed people tend to decrease self-focus following failure
Indicate whether the statement is true or false