Which of the following is one of the three inborn and universal needs that help people gain a complete sense of self and whole, healthy relationships with others, according to the self-determination theory?
A. autonomy
B. relevance
C. incompetence
D. rejection
Answer: A
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A. preconventional morality B. immorality C. postconventional morality D. conventional morality
Martin Banks and colleagues suggest that _____ is the most important overall factor in determining what an infant will stare at the longest
a. the degree of contours that the object has b. whether the object is moving or not c. how complex the object is in terms of colors and patterns d. whether or not the infant can see it well
Which of the following aspects of Freud's theory have been challenged by new research?
a. his idea that some part of the human mind is unconscious and yet plays an important role in shaping human behavior b. his proposition that development proceeds through a series of stages c. his idea that critical events during the first years of life help shape adult personality d. his portrayal of the elementary school years as free from sexuality and unimportant for personality development
Ted and Pam make sure that they never contradict each other while disciplining their children. They know that punishment should be consistent so their children do not receive any mixed messages about their parental ability to assert power. Ted and Pam have a good understanding of
a. transgression. c. intra-agent consistency. b. interagent consistency. d. intertransgression consistency.