Both Sam and Suzanna, age 11, are having trouble making friends
A counselor assesses each of them for social interactive skills and discovers that Sam has poor perspective-taking skills for his age. Suzanna actually has good perspective-taking skills, but she fails to use these skills effectively when interacting with others. In Selman's terms, these two children show different levels of ____________ but similar levels of ____________.
a. other-transforming strategies / self-transforming strategies
b. competence / performance
c. self-transforming strategies / other-transforming strategies
d. performance / competence
b
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According to ________ (1935, 1936), all psychological events are differentially and interactively dependent on both psychological states and environmental factors.
a. Kurt Lewin b. John Dewey c. Rene Descartes d. David Chalmers
Which of the following questions about the third generation of behavior therapy is NOT true?
(a) DBT has been shown to reduce suicidal ideation, self-defeating behaviors, and rehospitalization rates. (b) Acceptance and commitment therapy combines behavioral and cognitive therapies with an experiential approach. (c) Mindfulness-based stress reduction is a new therapy originally created to help people with painful illnesses. (d) There is no research to document the effectiveness of meditation in reducing stress.
Which of the following describes a type of influence that parents can have on whether or not their adolescent becomes a member of a particular crowd?
a. Parents have no influence on their children's crowd membership. b. Parents can affect their children's initial characteristics, which then affect crowd selection. c. Parents can demand that children select a specific crowd. d. Parents can use reverse psychology by acting as if undesirable peers are cool.
Led by the __________ movement, groups were soon to reflect the need for freedom and love, which was influenced by events such as the Vietnam War, the War on Poverty, and the civil rights movement in the 1960s
a. Equality b. Feminist c. Encounter group d. Freedom