Catch-22 means "damned if you do; damned if you don't." How are we using the term New Catch-22 in our class?
a. No pain, no gain.
b. The point at which you get the greatest amount of benefit from the risk you take.
c. Suspend judgment and observe yourself.
d. If you want to, you don't have to; if you don't want to, you probably need to.
D
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In the Sniffy program,
a. Sniffy often learns slower than actual rats. b. the Mind Windows display actual behavior. c. Sniffy never satiates. d. classical and operant conditioning both involve associations.
Margo is looking for a new job. She would like to work in the entertainment industry, but will not be able to afford her own apartment if she takes an entry-level job. Margo is likely to be experiencing
a. change. c. frustration. b. internal conflict. d. pressure.
Which of the following statements would be associated as a common memory error?
a) Perceiving oneself responsible for desirable outcomes but not responsible for undesirable ones b) The tendency to rate past events more positively than they had actually rated them when the event occurred c) Confusion of imagination with memory, or the confusion of true memories with false memories d) All of the above
Psychologists who have studied the development of self-concept over the lifespan have found that the self-concept starts out ________ and gradually becomes ________ with increasing age
a. extremely positive; more realistic b. concrete; more abstract and complex c. extremely negative; more positive d. individually focused; socially focused