Asking individuals to rate how often each of 20 items related to depression symptoms occurs in their daily lives is an example of ______ observation technique.
a. naturalistic
b. survey
c. systematic
d. archival
Ans: B
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a. experience more autonomy in their lives b. feel that they are not an integral part of their communities c. be less likely to experience personal growth d. experience negative emotions more often
Chip and Dale get into a bitter fight over who owes what for their large phone bill. Chip is frustrated that Dale won't see his side of the argument. Which of the following will increase the odds that Chip will resort to physical aggression against Dale?
A) Dale outweighs Chip by 25 pounds. B) Dale can refuse to pay the utility bills, too. C) Dale admits that he might have forgotten a few of his long distance calls. D) Dale is a martial arts expert. E) Dale pulls out his check book, but then refuses to write the check to Chip.
Walter is a college student who is about to graduate from college. At what age would he most likely consider that a substantial change is occurring in his life?
a) when he turned 20 years of age b) when he leaves college and enters the workforce at age 22 c) when he finished his junior year of high school at age 17 d) when he turns 26 years old
According to Kohlberg's theory of moral development, who among the following children is in the preconventional stage?
A. Caleb believes that school rules are instituted for the students' wellbeing. B. Fred believes that good sons will obey their parents. C. Dean believes that right and wrong are subjective and change with situation. D. Britney believes that she should always speak the truth so that she does not get punished.