Seymour Epstein's cognitive-experiential self-theory assumes there is/are _________ system(s) through which we perceive reality
a. one
b. two
c. three
d. four
B
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Chapter 5 discussed a study in which high school students were asked to recall their score on an important mathematics test that they had completed two years earlier. The results of the study showed that the gender differences in their recalled scores
a. were largest when students had strong gender stereotypes about math ability. b. were smallest when students had strong gender stereotypes about math ability. c. were smallest when students had low math ability. d. were not significant in any of the conditions.
Negative and positive hallucinations describe which hypnotic experience?
a. hypnotic age regression b. hypnotic analgesia c. posthypnotic amnesia d. distortions of reality e. posthypnotic suggestion
After spending hours trying to fix a bug in his computer program, Chris suddenly realizes the solution by remembering steps his mother took to can beets. This is an example of:
A. functional fixedness B. convergent thinking C. using an analogy D. overgeneralization
Bobbie Jo appeared to develop normally for the first year of her life, but then she began to exhibit severe isolation and communication difficulties as well as repetitive behaviors. Her head size, however, was normal. The most likely diagnosis would be ____
a. autism spectrum disorder b. Asperger's syndrome c. intellectual disability d. learning disability