_________ refers to the process by which an infant becomes aware of its distinct existence
a. Internalization
b. Differentiation
c. Accommodation
d. Separation-individuation
D
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A) fantasy play. B) make-believe play. C) social play. D) symbolic play.
Attitudes comprise:
a. cognitions b. intentions c. feelings d. behavioural readiness e. a, c and d
Jasmeet is interested in conducting an experiment in which she manipulates the amount of food she gives her Siamese fighting fish. She ensures that the size of the fish tank is identical for each fish, and that fish are assigned into groups randomly. What aspect of this experiment has Jasmeet not worked out?
a. confounding variables b. dependent variables c. independent variables d. sampling bias
Mariana is a therapist whose approach to clients is strongly influenced by the Stone Center group. Mariana is most likely to differ from traditional therapists because she
a) distances herself from her own feelings rather than remaining open to them. b) remains as neutral and objective as possible. c) asserts that women have critical strengths that are generally unrecognized by our society. d) believes that countertransference is always an impediment to a therapist's ability to connect with a patient.