Petra is a college freshmen, who wants to be a clinical psychologist someday. According to Rogers, this dream of becoming a clinical psychologist represents Petra's
a. self-actualized state.
b. conditions of worth.
c. ideal self.
d. postulated self-image.
C
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According to the textbook, the most likely cause of schizotypal personality disorder is a. poor parenting
b. social modeling. c. biological. d. isolation during childhood.
When Jacey experiences _____, she modifies her behaviour to make it consistent with her beliefs. This reduces the anxiety provoked by the inconsistency; thus, her change in behaviour has been _____ reinforced.
A) cognitive dissonance; positively B) cognitive dissonance; negatively C) existential angst; positively D) existential angst; negatively
In the second half of the 20th century, psychologists began to reassess the behavioral approaches popular at the time, based on recognition that
A. cognitions play a role in abnormal behavior. B. childhood experiences play a role in abnormal behavior. C. personal values and beliefs play a role in abnormal behavior. D. self-esteem plays a role in abnormal behavior.
Research shows that being aware of nonverbal communication and specific "tells" can make it easy to know when someone is lying.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)