The illness that is the result of a diet that supplies sufficient calories but little if any protein is
a. anemia.
b. marasmus.
c. kwashiorkor.
d. anorexia nervosa.
C
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Psychologists who support ____ theories suggest that certain basic cognitive abilities are biologically built or prewired into the neural make-up of humans
a. behavioral b. evolutionary c. humanistic d. psychoanalytic
The primary assumption made by the Balians of the cause of problems is:
A. an imbalance of positive and negative energy B. evil spirits C. too much blood in the head D. rotting internal organs
The second and third steps in lever-press training consist of delivering food
a. noncontingently and then contingent on a lever press. b. as part of habituation training and also after habituation has occurred. c. in the absence of orienting responses. d. in a way that makes the lever a US. e. so as to assure temporal contiguity while eliminating behavioral discrepancy.
The Eight Stages of Man model of psychosocial development was originally proposed by
a. Abraham Maslow b. Sigmund Freud c. Erik Erikson d. Carl Rogers