The arrival of adolescence adds __________ as a new dimension of self-esteem
A) physical/athletic ability
B) self-respect
C) popularity
D) close friendship
D
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The behaviourist approach to language development suggests that _____ plays a key role in learning words and grammar, whereas nativists claim that language is _____ predetermined.
A) reinforcement; biologically B) punishment; culturally C) reinforcement; culturally D) genetics; biologically
In a study (Miller and Bersoff, 1992) comparing people in Mysore, India and Los Angeles in their handling of conflict situations, adults in India _____________ to choose the interpersonal alternative compared to the adults in the United States
a. were much less likely b. were slightly less likely c. were equally likely d. were much more likely
Etiology is:
A. The study of the biological effects of disorders on society. B. The study of the origins of disorders. C. The study of the impact of disorder on language use. D. The study of the prevalence of disorders.
Which of the following statements can be used as evidence for the idea that infant characteristics cause differences in attachment?
A) Infants with special needs more often develop insecure-disorganized attachments. B) Infants with insecure attachments tend to cry more than securely attached infants. C) Infants with insecure-resistant attachments are less alert and less active from birth. D) These statements are correlational and cannot be used as evidence for causal relationships.