Research by Harry and Margaret Harlow (1966) suggests that:
a. the basis of attachment is the food provided by the mother.
b. contact comfort may be as important a basic need as the need for food.
c. attachment is driven by the need for trust.
d. infants become attached because it helps them to form their identity.
B
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Why did Paul Ekman and Wallace Friesen choose the South Fore people of New Guinea to study the universality of emotional expression?
A. They were considered a compliant and easily manipulated culture B. They could be easily reached by train C. They were so geographically isolated that they had not been exposed to influences of other cultures D. They were known to be a highly emotional society
With training from a behavior analyst, Mark's parents take steps to help him change his behavior of hitting his little brother. The process of developing and implementing techniques to influence behavior is known as:
a. assessment b. observation c. modification d. analysis
The distinction between nonfatal suicide attempts and nonsuicidal self-injury is based on:
A) how dangerous the behaviour is. B) the presence or absence of previous suicide attempts. C) intent. D) whether or not mood disorders are present.
According to Hubel and Wiesel's research, the
a. map of the retina that appears on the primary visual cortex is like a mosaic. b. regions of the retina correspond to inverted regions of the primary visual cortex. c. visual cortex is a point-by-point representation of the retina. d. retina is modeled by the visual cortex. e. levels of the visual association cortex are spread between the occipital, temporal, and parietal lobes.