Keith and Catherine Hayes found that their adoptee, Viki, learned more from observing models than some children of about the same age. This was surprising because Viki was a _________
a. monkey
b. chimpanzee
c. porpoise
c. Golden Retriever
B
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Which of following is true of the problems regarding the cross-cultural application of personality assessment techniques?
a. Responding to questions in a true-false format or multiple-choice format, which is natural to American college students, may be an awkward or alien way of answering in other cultures. b. The TAT cannot be used effectively in Nordic cultures because of the Nordic prohibitions against representing humans in pictorial form. c. Due to the ongoing ethnic tensions in the Arab world, there has been a steady decline in the number of personality tests, developed in America, being successfully translated into Arabic. d. People of European origin may reflect mistrust or interpersonal wariness due to pervasive discrimination and perceived racism.
In some cultures, parents feel social intelligence is a more important skill than reading
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The greatest number of STDs are contracted during late adolescence and early adulthood
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Barry has been struggling to get through Erikson's identity-versus-identity-confusion stage. What consequence is likely to result for Barry?
A. He will conclude he is a unique individual, since he can't integrate well with others. B. He will revert to the trust versus mistrust stage of psychosocial development. C. He will feel regret over missed opportunities in life. D. He will be uncertain about the roles he should fulfill in life.