Which set of factors most likely contributes to the high level of accidents in the preschool-age group?
A. parental neglect, parents working full-time, lack of supervision
B. preschooler's high level of physical activity, curiosity, lack of judgment
C. dangerous furniture, unsafe living conditions, poor lighting
D. lack of high-quality day care, lack of supervision, poorly trained day-care workers
Answer: B
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a. cognitive-behavioral b. biological c. humanistic d. psychodynamic
Which of the following best summarizes current thinking on "recovered memories"?
a. This is a complicated topic, involving numerous tradeoffs, about which there are few clear answers. b. "Recovered memories" are real, though the criminal justice system has been slow to acknowledge their legitimacy. c. There does not appear to be any legitimacy to the notion of "recovered memories"—despite the commonality with which they allegedly occurred in the 1980's and 1990's. d. "Recovered memories" are now widely recognized by both psychologists and the criminal justice system as being real and legitimate.
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a. the most difficult material b. the easiest material c. another subject d. friends
Knowledge of and respect for the culture in which one is working, supportive relationships in that culture and in one's own culture, personal awareness, and "informed curiosity and humility" have been suggested for community psychologists as characteristics of
a. assimilation. b. personal adjustment. c. cultural competence. d. deep structure.