Freud believed that free-floating anxiety resulted from conflicts between the __________
A) id and ego
B) ego and superego
C) id and libido
D) superego and libido
Answer: A
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Performance anxiety is most likely to
a. make it difficult or impossible for a woman to become adequately aroused b. cause delayed ejaculation in men c. prevent sexual arousal from occurring d. affect sexual arousal in heterosexual males but not gay males e. increase the level of androgen in both males and females
Adolescents with high-quality friendships may be more
A) isolated from parents and adults than other adolescents. B) independent thinking than other adolescents. C) at risk for deviant behavior if their friends engage in antisocial activities. D) at risk from difficulty developing intimacy with romantic partners.
What term refers to a small social group of friends who know each other well and often do things together?
a. Crowd b. Clique c. Argot d. Peers
When studying for a vocabulary test, Catherine read one of her vocabulary words and its definition aloud several times. About twenty seconds later, she still remembered the word’s meaning, but then she moved on to the next word in the list without engaging in any further strategies to enhance her memory. The next day, she tested herself on the same vocabulary word at the same time, in the same mood, and in the same location as when she had first studied the word, but she could not remember its definition. It is most likely that Catherine could not remember the word because she failed to engage which of the following memory functions?
A. Sensory memory, because Catherine did not pair the word with one of her senses to remember it the next day. B. Long-term memory, because Catherine failed to encode the word; therefore, the word did not become a part of her long-term memory. C. Retrieval, because though Catherine probably stored the memory, it was difficult for her to retrieve it. D. State-dependent memory, because Catherine was too anxious to perform well. E. Context-dependent memory, because Catherine did not study the word in a variety of locations.