What is one of the most common reasons for leaving home as stated by emerging adults?
a. going to college
b. too much conflict at home with their parents
c. getting away from irritating younger siblings
d. parents insisted that the emerging adult move out
A
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All of the following are criticisms of Freud's theory EXCEPT: a. The unconscious is extremely difficult to study. b. The theory is unscientific
c. Freud studies mainly "sick" people. d. He relied on correlational methods.
A hard blow to the head can produce a temporary state of:
A. cognitive unconscious B. euphoria C. sleep D. unconsciousness
In the 1992 studies conducted by Baxter et al., OCD patients were provided with cognitive-behavioral therapy (exposure and response prevention) but no drugs. This study is important because brain imaging showed that a. the neurotransmitter circuits of the brain had been normalized
b. the patients' OCD symptoms improved without changes in neurotransmitter function. c. neither OCD symptoms nor neurotransmitter function had improved. d. neurotransmitter circuits are the direct and only cause of OCD.
Employees at a marketing research firm are discussing a project in which they called households to ask about attitudes toward recycling. The day the county picked up recycled items, the researchers noted which households had items out for collection
When reviewing their findings, one of the researchers summarizes the findings by using a proverb that says a) "A watched pot never boils." b) "Two heads are better than one." c) "Actions speak louder than words." d) "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again."