You overhear a classmate tell a friend that we are free to do what we choose with our lives and that the meaning of our lives is the meaning we give to it. He further explains that we all have unique ways of looking at the world, known as our frame of reference. Your classmate is describing the views of
a. Abraham Maslow. c. Carl Rogers.
b. John Watson. d. Hans Eysenck.
C
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A __________ study tests the same group of individuals over a long period of time
a. cross sectional b. longitudinal c. cross sequential d. cohort
Because of their advanced ______, middle-aged adults are better able than young adults to acknowledge and accept both their positive and negative qualities and maintain their self-esteem.
A. financial and emotional security B. cognitive affective complexity C. executive function D. wisdom and experience
According to the behavioral perspective, what characterizes depressed persons' coping?
a) delaying action b) impulsive actions c) use of irrational attributions d) unconscious anger at others
People who score high (compared with low) on neuroticism tend to:
A. report fewer serious physical symptoms. B. have exaggerated memories of the physical symptoms they experienced in the past. C. believe that others have physical symptoms even when they do not. D. underestimate their physical symptoms.