Infant Doris has an attachment quality that changes from one insecure pattern to another. Doris is probably
A) from a middle-SES family with strong attachments to several caregivers.
B) being raised by a single mother who has strong social support.
C) growing up in a low-SES family with many daily stresses.
D) from a high-SES family with many children.
C
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c. Microexpressions are easy to detect and record. d. People have little voluntary control over microexpressions.
A group of five students are sharing a house. All of the students like to take long, hot showers in the morning, but when they do, there is not enough hot water for their housemates
Which of the following will be LEAST successful in getting the students to take shorter showers? a. Foster open communication that encourages a fair and equitable solution between the housemates. b. Find a neutral mediator. c. Negotiate hot water use online via an instant messenger. d. Reframe the hot water as a common good.
The authors of Chapter 17 (“Applying Social Psychology to the Good Life”) emphasize which two concepts, in particular, as central to understanding the roles of optimism and pessimism in people’s lives?
a. goal-related thinking and self-fulfilling prophecy b. outcome expectancies and self-fulfilling prophecy c. outcome expectancies and goal-directed thinking d. goal-directed thinking and goal-directed behavior
Dr. Barrios is a psychologist who studies how people change over time. Dr. Barrios is most likely a ______ psychologist.
a. cognitive b. biological c. social d. developmental