Tina was kidnapped by an extremist religious group. When detectives found her she refused to leave, saying that this was her new home. This is an example of what?
A. cognitive dissonance
B. Stockholm Syndrome
C. escalation trap
D. maltreatment effects
Answer: B
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Alex is undergoing therapy with a specialist in adolescent addiction in which he is being exposed to a variety of techniques related to motivation psychology, client-centered therapy and stages-of-change theory. Alex's therapist is likely using which therapy?
a. cognitive-behavioral b. motivational interviewing c. addiction cognitive-behavioral d. All of these
According to the decision-stage model of helping, most people don't help because they don't:
A. assume personal responsibility B. choose a form of assistance C. notice the situation D. carry out the assistance
Suggesting a new game to play, trying to get other kids to play with you, or bragging to friends about something special are all examples of
a. play frustration. b. initiative. c. autonomy. d. social referencing.
Describe experience-expectant brain function and experience-dependent brain function. Explain how these functions differ and how important each one is for brain development
What will be an ideal response