When preschooler P.J. grabs a book out of his 2-year-old brother's hands, their mother responds with harsh criticism and then leaves them alone while she returns to her housework. Based on this scenario, you can anticipate that P.J
and his brother are likely to
A) be independent and responsible.
B) have an antagonistic sibling relationship.
C) develop a caring relationship based upon trust.
D) avoid each other as much as possible.
B
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Research has found that persons are most likely to respond to a fear appeal when they believe that
a. they are capable of changing. b. the risks are serious. c. they can't do anything about their situation. d. the risks are serious and they are capable of changing.
In Kohlberg's theory of moral development, individuals who have their own abstract ethical principles and accept social consequences when they break laws because of those principles have reached
A) Stage 2. B) Stage 3. C) Stage 5. D) Stage 6.
Toddlers who sleep alone and experience frequent daytime separations from their parents
A) usually develop an insecure attachment to their parents. B) sometimes develop strong emotional ties to comfort objects, such as blankets and stuffed animals. C) are at-risk for disorganized/disoriented attachment. D) may develop a secure attachment to their child-care provider but have trouble bonding with their parents.
Doug is taking his final exam and is stuck on a question. What should he do?
a) Take a deep breath and try again. Skipping questions causes anxiety b) Go ahead and answer other test questions since they might serve as memory cues. c) Remain focused on the question, but try to rephrase it, since that is proven to help recall material. d) Doug should take a guess, since your subconscious often influences your test taking.