The innate altruism of humans to help others and improve society was posited by
Adler as
a. Fictional finalism
b. Style of life
c. Social Interest
d. Animus
c
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Questions 5 through 12 are based on this following abstract taken from a 2012 issue of Cognition. The authors of the paper examined how scientific knowledge affects naïve scientific theories. Instructors are advised to use the reference below to retrieve the original abstract for their use.Shtulman, A., & Valcarcel, J. (2012). Scientific knowledge suppresses but does not supplant earlier intuitions.Cognition,124(2), 209-215.Assume that this study used a within-subjects design. Imagine that the researchers had half the participants verify one group of statements first, followed by the other group of statements (AB order). The other half of the participants verified the statement groups in reverse order (BA). What were the researchers accounting for?
a. Order effects in general b. Carryover effects only c. Simple order effects and carryover effects only d. Simple order effects and fatigue effects only
Reflecting content involves:
A) Listening carefully to and reflecting on (i.e., thinking deeply about) what a client says. B) Listing the specific content or details of the client's story back to him or her. C) The repetition of a client's message (also known in the field as ‘parroting'). D) Listening carefully and then feeding back the essence of what the client has said in the interviewer's own words.
A highly conservative perspective is sometimes referred to as:
a. the “far left.” b. the “far right.” c. progressive. d. moderate.
It is important to remember that career decision
a. is an ongoing process, rather than a step to be completed. b. is a process by which you make one choice that you stay with permanently. c. involves implementing your career decision without fear. d. is simply a matter of matching information about the world of work with your personality type.