Amondi is from a rural village in Kenya. Her mother is likely to place a high premium on obedience
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Abramson revised the learned helplessness theory to suggest that __________.
A. the worldview dimension of attributions is the most important to depression B. hopelessness is needed to produce depression; helplessness is not important C. the number of negative life events someone experiences is more important than his or her attributions for those events D. the pessimistic attributional style people have about negative events produces depression
Devin is running to catch a bus when he sees a person trip and fall. As Devin is getting on the bus, he sees another man walk right past the person in need of help. Devin thinks to himself, "I can't believe that man didn't help that person. He is really a selfish person. I would have helped, if I hadn't been in such a hurry." He is displaying ____
a. ?actor-observer effect b. ?fundamental attribution error c. ?unique invulnerability bias d. ?ultimate attribution error
Brian has seriously dated two girls in high school and is feeling pressure from both to make a commitment. Brian is so stressed by having to choose between these two girls that he goes to his grandparents for a visit the day after graduation and then decides to stay and attend both summer sessions at the small college in his grandparents' hometown. Brian is dealing with his conflict
a. using a partial approach. b. through ambivalence. c. by freezing. d. by leaving the field.
In his studies on infants, Spitz used the term anaclitic depression to describe babies who seemed listless and passive because the infants were depressed as a function of ____
a. being in very over-crowded nurseries b. sharing a crib with opposite-sexed infants c. too much attention d. having no one to help them or to "lean on"