According to existential psychology, self-consciousness leads to
A. happiness.
B. the meaning of life.
C. coping skills.
D. moral values.
Ans: A
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Using existing patterns of behavior in new situations is called
a. assimilation. b. adaptation. c. accommodation. d. conservation.
Which of the following statements is true?
a. Alzheimer's disease is diagnosed by the formation of plaques, tangles, and loss of connections between nerve cells b. Alzheimer's disease involves an acute loss of memory c. only 20% of individuals with mild cognitive impairment develop Alzheimer's disease d. a communicable disease that can be diagnosed with brain imaging devices e. the brain becomes larger in size with progression of Alzheimer's disease
In Meltzoff's (1998 ) experiment, 6-month-old infants watched a model press his forehead to a panel. One week later, they imitated this display. Their behavior demonstrated that Piaget was
A) correct about children's cognitive development. B) incorrect in thinking such young children could not perform delayed imitation. C) correct about children's ability to habituate. D) incorrect about children's ability to develop syntax.
Your younger brother's best friend is a huge risk-taker. Even though he is 15 years old, he has already exhibited some very dangerous behaviors. One of his favorite activities is to run across a highway in the early evening when there is quite a bit of traffic. What concept helps to explain this risky behavior?
A. egocentrism B. the imaginary audience C. the personal fable D. the adolescent growth spurt