A defense mechanism is probably a problem if it:
A. interferes with one's relationships or the ability to be productive.
B. uses psychic energy.
C. exists at all.
D. is in the conscious mind.
Answer: A
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b. Proactive interference would prevent you from learning any more number sequences. c. You would learn to use chunking to store long sequences of numbers. d. You would increase the capacity of short-term memory for all types of information.
If a salesperson can get you to commit to some small request, it is more likely that you will also agree to a large request. This phenomenon is known as the "door-in-the-face" technique
a. true b. false
“Negative” punishment indicates that ______ as a result of a behavior response.
a. a likable consequence was removed b. an unlikable consequence was presented c. a likable consequence was presented d. an unlikable consequence was removed
Inexperienced parents of newborn infants should be advised that
a. their child's affectional needs are at least as important as his or her physical needs. b. compared to a child's affectional needs, his or her physical needs are much more important. c. it is imperative that the child bond with only one adult. d. regardless of whether their affectional needs are met, children will naturally develop their capacity for warm and loving relationships.