A person decides to seek help through psychoanalysis. In the interactions between the person and the therapist, the therapist might use free association, which means, the person is:
a. asked a series of specific questions regarding his or her childhood
b. given a number of specific suggestions regarding ways to improve his or her behavior
c. encouraged to say anything he or she chooses
d. taught ways to avoid harmful thoughts
C
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Erikson's theory of social development views the period from three to six years old-Erikson's third stage-as characterized by the major challenge of __________.
A. identity versus role diffusion B. industry versus inferiority C. initiative versus guilt D. autonomy versus shame and doubt
Judy was bitten by a small brown and white dog when she was a little girl, and now every time she sees a small dog approaching her, she is fearful. John B. Watson would say that Judy's fearful reaction is a result of what?
A. reinforcement B. classical conditioning C. punishment D. psychosocial learning
Locke used simple and complex ideas to describe his theory of association, now commonly known as learning.?
a. True b. False
Philippe Pinel advanced the treatment of the mentally ill as a result of his efforts
a. at La Salpêtrière in Paris. c. with the Quakers. b. in Bethlehem, England. d. with William Tuke.