According to Piaget, _________ is at the heart of __________, which is a major advance for preschool children
a) symbolic function; language
b) concrete operations; language
c) symbolic function; preoperations
d) symbolic function; concrete operations
a
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Mesmer's lasting contribution to psychology is his ____
a. research showing the relationship between syphilis and general paresis b. development of a textbook for psychiatry that described the major disorders c. demonstration that psychological factorscan be highly therapeutic d. demonstration that the masses can fall for a false set of beliefs
One of the major problems of using family studies to determine the genetic components of psychological disorders is that family members may have similar disorders due to a. shared genes
b. common diet factors. c. physical similarities. d. the fact that they live together.
Many clinicians suggest that the most difficult part of treatment for anorexia nervosa, and the part of treatment where many people with anorexia nervosa are not successful, is a. initial weight gain
b. admitting that there is a problem and agreeing to begin treatment. c. changing their attitudes regarding body and self-image d. when they become bulimic.
How does the fundamental attribution error (FAE) differ from correspondence bias (CB)?
A. The FAE emphasizes simple explanations, while the CB emphasizes complex explanations. B. The FAE explains behavior by appealing to innate (genetic) factors, while the CB explains behavior via learned factors. C. The FAE is significantly more common than the CB in most cultures. D. The FAE assumes that people completely ignore situational factors, while the CB says that they underestimate such factors.