According to psychosexual theory, what are the two instinctual drives that contribute to personality development?
a. Sexuality and shame
b. Aggression and affiliation c. Sexuality and aggression d. Sexuality and inhibition
c
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Dan, startled by the sound of a loud thump in the middle of the night, catches a glimpse of his roommate Yi wandering around their dorm room. The next morning Dan asks about the loud thump and Yi replies, “I think I was asleep the entire night . . . but I have been known to sleepwalk from time-to-time.” What stage of sleep was Yi likely experiencing while sleepwalking?
a. ?Stage 1 N-REM b. ?Stage 2 N-REM c. ?Stage 3 or 4 N-REM d. ?REM sleep
Berry, Poortinga, & Pandey (1997) provided the following definition for one of the
concepts central to this class,"the systematic study of relationships between the cultural context of human development and the behaviors that become established in the repertoire of individuals growing up in a particular culture." This defines a. developmental sociology b. cross-cultural psychology c. human development d. cultural anthropology
The primary function of the sex glands is to:
a. control sexual excitement in both males and females b. produce sperm or eggs and to secrete androgens or estrogens c. control the development of sexual characteristics in both males and females d. secrete a fluid that changes the chemical balance in the uterus during intercourse
In the biological theory of dreams, the three-dimensional AIM cube depicts all states of consciousness occupying a different space. Why does REM sleep occupy the lower front right portion of the cube?
A. Because it is highly active, internal, and loose B. Because it is non-active, external, and logical C. Because it is active, external, and logical D. Because it is non-active, internal, and loose