The innovation in Freudian theory that emphasizes the person's way of dealing with reality is known as
a. ego analysis.
b. transference therapy.
c. countertransference therapy.
d. behavior therapy.
Answer: a.
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a) instinctive b) incentive c) drive reduction d) optimum level
Chipper, the family cocker spaniel, wags his tail when he hears Father's car come up the driveway. Psychologists believe that Chipper does this because:
A. Father must arrive home at the same time every day and Chipper's internal clock triggers his response B. dogs will be aroused by any sounds originating from outside the house C. he has a cognitive representation of his master and this thought causes him to wag his tail D. the sound of the car predicts the entrance of his beloved master
In the early stages of an experiment, several participants discover that they are being deceived. Since the deception is harmless, they decide to play along so as not to embarrass the researcher. Which one of the following terms best describes this scenario?
a. good subject b. deception c. coercion d. sabotage
Stimulants are
A) drugs that speed up activity in the central nervous system. B) any drug capable of influencing perception, mood, cognition, or behavior. C) drugs that slow down activity in the central nervous system. D) drugs derived from the opium poppy which relieve pain and produce euphoria.