People taste very dilute sugar or salt solutions more easily than equally dilute bitter substances
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Which of the following statements is true?
a. Most researchers currently agree that cohesion refers to attraction to the group, not attraction to individual members. b. Increases in attraction to the group as a whole increases a group’s cohesion, but increases to specific individuals in the group lowers a group’s cohesion. c. Social cohesion is multileveled: it includes attraction to individuals and attraction to the group as a whole. d. Only relatively small groups (fewer than 50 members) can develop the strength of association among members to become cohesive.
The term somatoform disorders was used to imply that:
A) the brain can override any physical illness and thus cause the body to heal itself. B) biological changes always underlie psychological disorders. C) cognitive powers cannot affect physiology without an underlying biological cause. D) the mind can produce physical illness.
Emma is 7-months-old. She shakes a rattle so it will make a noise she likes. This is an example of:
a. simple reflex. c. secondary circular reaction. b. primary circular reaction. d. tertiary circular reaction.
The basic challenge in the crisis of ego integrity versus despair is to:
A) achieve stagnation rather than generativity in middle adulthood. B) maintain the belief that life is meaningful despite physical decline and the inevitability of death. C) look back on the events of one's life and construct a meaningful narrative of one's past. D) hold on to the things and relationships one has accumulated over the years.