Research indicates that a boy develops stronger identification with his father when his father . . .
a. Is nurturant and warm
b. Is punitive or threatening
c. Leaves the discipline to the boy’s mother
d. None of the above
a. Is nurturant and warm
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Life-course persistent antisocial acts a. emerge early in life and fade in later life
b. emerge early in life and continue throughout development. c. emerge in midlife and fade in later life. d. emerge in midlife and continue throughout development.
A recent antismoking campaign showed graphic images of the internal effects of smoking. Daisy has seen a number of these advertisements, and they made her feel nauseated. Now she finds she has developed an unfavorable attitude toward smoking. In this case, Daisy's attitude appears to have developed as a result of:
a. operant conditioning b. observational learning c. classical conditioning d. cognitive dissonance
With Kohlberg’s ________ morality, reasoning is based on conformity to the social expectations of others or conformity to societal laws
a. conventional b. unconventional c. post-conventional d. preconventional
The Biodata Handbook indicates that validity coefficients for biodata range between:
A) .10 and .20. B) .20 and .46. C) .60 and .75. D) .70 and .80.