Kagan asserts that children who are extremely shy might
A) become violent. B) seek intense or dangerous activities.
C) be at risk for social phobia. D) engage in delinquent behavior.
C
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In the landmark case of Atkins v. Virginia (2002), the U.S. Supreme Court ruled—consistent with laws already in effect in many states—that
a. schizophrenia is a mitigating factor that makes the death penalty unconstitutional. b. schizophrenia is not a mitigating factor that makes the death penalty unconstitutional. c. intellectual disability is a mitigating factor that makes the death penalty unconstitutional. d. intellectual disability is not a mitigating factor that makes the death penalty unconstitutional.
Which of the following gender and/or cultural differences have been found in children's autobiographical narratives?
A. Boys produce more organized and detailed narratives than girls. B. Parents have more frequent conversations about past events with girls than with boys. C. Children from Asian countries produce more details in reporting on past events than children from Europe and the United States. D. Girls tend to produce longer narratives than boys but their narratives contain more errors.
Barbiturates and benzodiazepines are
A) central nervous system stimulants. B) effective for use with anxiety and non-addictive. C) central nervous system depressants. D) both commonly prescribed.
Natalia is a grown woman who still sucks her thumb when she is nervous. Her co-workers notice her behavior but are too polite to mention it. According to Freud, Natalia is fixated at the _____ of development
A) anal stage B) oral stage C) phallic stage D) genital stage