Jan's willingness to abandon herold forms or old patterns of doing her job and caring for her children in favor of new ways to balance work and childcare is referred toas
A. social integration.
B. narcissism.
C. stagnation.
D. creativity.
Answer: D
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Seligman placed dogs in a cage with metal bars on the floor. The dogs were randomly given electric shocks and could do nothing to prevent them or stop them. Later, the same dogs were placed in a cage where they could escape the shocks by jumping over a low hurdle. When the shocks were given, the dogs did not even try to escape. They just sat and cowered. This is an example of __________.
A. learned helplessness B. avoidance learning C. aversive conditioning D. vicarious learning
Florence lives in a neighborhood without a library or high-quality child care. Her neighborhoods impact on her development is likely to be
a. socioemotionally positive but academically negative. b. positive. c. neutral. d. negative.
A group of friends has been to a concert, but finds that their car will not start when it is time to leave. One member of the group quickly helps the group find another way to get home. Based on Robert Sternberg's theory of intelligence,
she would be credited with having high ________ intelligence. a. analytical b. creative c. practical d. conversational
The Gluecks' longitudinal research found that the key to delinquency lay in an interaction between
a. constitutional factors and family environments. b. age and gender. c. intelligence and school environments. d. heredity and peer socialization.