The kittens raised in the vertical environments and the rats raised in bare cages
developed in deprived environments. Analogous work with humans was
(a) the kibbutzim (b) Spitz's Foundling Home
(c) the observations of people who were given sight after being blind from
birth
(d) B and C but not A
D
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Cognitive psychologists believe that people whose threat schemas contain a high proportion of "what-if" questions
a. are more likely to suffer from a conviction that they will fail. b. usually experience depression along with anxiety. c. experience a dramatic increase in negative affect. d. are able to avoid the experience of anxiety by suppressing their anxious thoughts.
Beck believes that clients make the cognitive error of minimizing the importance of negative events
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Premature infants are at greater risk of suffering maltreatment some time during their lives than are full-term infants because they
a. are often not perceived as cute, are slower to develop endearing behavior, and are demanding. b. never recover from the chronic stress of their neonatal lives. b. remain small and weak throughout their childhoods. c. develop aggressive behaviors as a coping mechanism
The step in the memory process that actually makes our memories available to us is:
a. retrieval. b. encoding. c. rehearsal. d. storage.