Coordinating dynamic roles as a spouse, parent, friend, employee, and manager effectively requires which type of reasoning skills?
A. pragmatic
B. dualistic
C. relativistic
D. autonomous
Answer: A
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a. having either a dog or a close friend present reduced stress-related arousal b. having a dog present was associated with the lowest arousal effects c. having either a dog or a close friend present increased stress-related arousal d. having a dog present was associated with the highest arousal effects
John Swammerdam’s contribution to the study of reflexes was to show that
a. muscle contractions were not produced by an infusion of gas. b. mechanical irritation of a nerve produced a muscle contraction. c. nerves are hollow tubes. d. separate nerves are involved in sensory and motor transmission.
Which of the following statements about brain development during adolescence is FALSE:
A) A dramatic loss of brain cells is often a normal part of development. B) Experiences the adolescent has are what determine which interconnections are strengthened and which are lost. C) A greater number of inhibitory synapses are eliminated than excitatory synapses. D) The hippocampus matures more quickly in girls than in boys.
What could John Watson have done to eliminate Little Albert's conditioned fear?
A. Show Albert a toy dog instead of a live rat. B. Let Albert touch a Santa Claus beard repeatedly. C. Show Albert a rat many times without a loud noise following so that extinction would occur. D. Have Albert hear a loud noise many times without a rat present.