Theory-based predictions are called:
a. hypotheses.
b. psychological constructs.
c. empirical observations.
d. physical observations.
a
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If we want to compare the contribution of several predictors to the prediction of a dependent variable, we can get at least a rough idea by comparing
a. the regression coefficients. b. the standardized regression coefficients. c. the variances of the several variables. d. the simple Pearson correlations of each variable with the dependent variable.
Which best exemplifies intersubjectivity?
A. The fact that identical twins sometimes appear to know what the other twin is thinking B. The fact that most students who are good at math are also good at English C. The fact that all members of the soccer team know that the main point is to kick a ball into a goal D. The fact that culture influences thought and thought influences culture
Individuals classified as secure on the Adult Attachment Interview:
A) generally report positive, but not negative relationships with caregivers. B) usually possess strong verbal, linguistic, and intellectual skills. C) can objectively discuss both positive and negative childhood experiences. D) generally view their caregivers as perfect in terms of their parenting style.
All of the following statements about attachment are supported by research except
a. securely attached infants use the caregiver as an effective source of comfort when the infant is distressed b. securely attached infants hug their caregivers, whereas insecurely attached infants rarely make physical contact with their caregivers c. infants with insecure-resistant attachment resist making contact or even show anger and distress when the caregiver returns d. insecure-avoidant infants may behave as they do because their caregivers have been overstimulating or intrusive during their interactions