1. What is the process by which you examine your skills, abilities, motivations, interests, values, experiences, and accomplishments?

a. Self-assessment
b. Reflective writing
c. Cognition
d. Learning objectives


a

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In the study by Caspi et al. (2003) discussed in the text, genetic testing of males who were followed from childhood into adulthood revealed that individuals with a genetic vulnerability in the serotonin transporter gene (the s/s genotype) were __________.

A. more likely than individuals without such a vulnerability (the l/l genotype) to be depressed as adults, regardless of the level of maltreatment in childhood B. more likely than individuals without such a vulnerability (the l/l genotype) to be depressed as adults, but only when child maltreatment was likely to have occurred C. equally likely to be depressed in adulthood as individuals without such a vulnerability (the l/l genotype) when both had a history of severe maltreatment D. depressed from childhood through adulthood

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The Coolidge effect illustrates which characteristic of sexual attractiveness?

a. novelty b. skills c. appearance d. youth

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Since your parents' divorce when you were 10 years old, you have been very interested in the research examining divorce

You remember when your parents were in the process of divorcing you used to get into arguments with your mother, who would respond more harshly than she normally would have, and then you would react very harshly too. From your reading on the subject, which of the following best describes that scenario? escalation effect || coercive cycle || mitigating forces || the Cold-War phenomenon || || ||

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Which of the following best defines the sensitive period?

A) A time of psychological fragility, usually due to some type of loss such as the death of a spouse, termination of employment, deterioration due to aging, etc. B) The period of time during which developmental norms for physical development are reached or achieved. C) A specific period in development when an organism is particularly responsive to specific forms of experience or particularly influenced by their absence. D) The time when the tension between nature and nurture is resolved in an organism's development.

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