A clinical psychologist interprets a client's phobic behavior as a sign of underlying pathology in the client. This clinical psychologist is most likely
a. psychodynamic.
b. behavioral.
c. a Ph.D. rather than a Psy.D.
d. cognitive-behavioral.
A
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Which of the following statements is the best summary of the current status of research in the psychology of women?
a. One reason that research in psychology of women is challenging is that women's and men's lives today are different than they were in previous decades. b. Because so little research has been conducted, we cannot draw firm conclusions about most aspects of women's lives. c. Because so much research has been conducted, we can almost always draw firm conclusions about women's lives. d. Almost all of the information we know about women in the current era is identical to what we knew a decade ago.
If genes alone contribute to a trait, which of the following patterns of correlations would be observed?
a. 1.00 for identical twins raised together but a lower correlation for those raised apart b. 1.00 for both identical and fraternal twin pairs raised together but a lower correlation for those pairs raised apart c. 1.00 for identical twins and .50 for fraternal twins raised together and raised apart d. No significant correlation between identical twins or fraternal twins, regardless of whether they are raised together or apart
Three months after her mother died, 13-month-old Jessica, who initially searched everywhere for her mom and then appeared very sad, has now taken a renewed interest in playing with her toys and interaction with new people. Bowlby would suggest that Jessica is in the _____ phase of bereavement
a. protest b. detachment c. despair d. complicated
The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) forbids an employer from discriminating against an individual over the age of:
a. 35 b. 40 c. 45 d. 50