Emmett is 21 years old. He finished his undergraduate studies and found a job. After a few months, he quit and joined another firm with a different job description. In the same year, he switched apartments more than once, with minimal furniture. Which of Jeffrey Arnett's five features of emerging adulthood is best depicted in the scenario?
A) The age of self-focus
B) The conventional level
C) The age of instability
D) The preconventional level
C
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Marina is visiting her dad’s office on a take-your-child-to-work day. Just after they arrive, an executive bursts into the room and screams at Marina’s father about a poorly written report he submitted. All the time that he is being berated, Marina’s dad keeps smiling. Once the executive has left, Marina turns to her dad and says, "You really must like it when your boss hollers at you." Marina’s lack of understanding that one’s internal state may not match an external state is best explained by the concept of
Which of the following is true?
a. All reports are responses. b. All responses are reports. c. A response is a report if a relationship between the response and a perceptual event can be indirectly inferred. d. A phenomenological report is of interest in and of itself but a response is not.
Several factors can affect one's effectiveness at solving problems. These include
a. your memory for elements of the problem b. your insight into the problem. c. your level of expertise d. all of these.
Knowing nothing more than that IQ and memory scores are correlated 0.84, you could validly conclude that _________
a. good memory causes high IQ b. high IQ causes good memory c. neither good memory nor high IQ cause each other d. a third variable causes both good memory and high IQ e. none of these