Are abused children more likely than children who are non-abused to abuse their own children when they grow up?
a. Yes—most abused children grow up to be abusers, while most non-abused children don't.
b. Yes—although most abused children do NOT grow up to be abusers, they are more likely to become abusers than non-abused children.
c. No—there are no differences between the two groups.
d. The answer is unknown—although this issue has been discussed at length in the popular media, there have still not been well-controlled studies that would allow for a solid test of the hypothesis.
B
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a. The scolding is a neutral stimulus. b. The scolding may result in Timothy's withdrawal from wanting to play soccer. c. The scolding helps Timothy understand how to improve his soccer skills. d. Timothy will only want to play soccer positions that do not require scoring a goal.
The fluid-filled cavity of the developing neural tube becomes the ____
a. forebrain b. midbrain c. spinal cord d. ventricular system
Regarding traumatic stresses, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Twenty percent of the people who lived close to the World Trade Center in New York City suffered serious stress disorders after the 9/11 terrorist attack. b. Forty-four percent of U.S. adults who only saw the September 11th terrorist attacks on television had at least some stress symptoms. c. Since victims realize that disaster could strike again without warning, many victims feel that they are losing control of their lives. d. Persons who develop the most severe anxiety exhibit schizophrenic-like symptoms that require antipsychotic medication.
Individuals who score high on _____________measures are likely to think about what makes an effective leader, and then monitor their own behavior to ensure they are exhibiting those traits
A) honest-humility B) openness C) authoritarianism D) self-monitoring