Good moods, happiness, and love are examples of
A) ?positive individual traits.
B) ?positive subjective experiences.
C) ?positive objective experiences.
D) ?positive thinking.
B
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Eleven-year-old Summer has an autism spectrum disorder. To help her prepare for new experiences, her family relies on specially developed stories about the situations. For example, when Summer has an upcoming appointment withthe dentist, her family reads her books about a girl who visits the dentist. The stories help Summer know what to expect and how she should behave. These stories are often
referred to as social ____. a. cognitions b. attributions c. schemas d. scripts
Based on your experience with your own college professors, you determine that all college professors tend to be liberal thinkers. This is an example of ____.?
a. ?inductive reasoning b. ?the availability heuristic c. ?deductive reasoning d. ?the representative heuristic
When designing a cross-sectional study with different age groups, a researcher is concerned
that cohort differences may influence his study results. To ease his mind, he ensures that the oldest participants ( age 80 ) are similar in intelligence, education, and social class to the younger participants. What is the researcher's primary concern? A) The older participants may not be representative of the same-aged people in the community. B) He relied on a nonprobability or convenience sample. C) It is very difficult to measure intelligence in older people. D) He should not have relied on a chain sampling method.
Economically advantaged neighborhoods are more likely to have positive effects on children's development because
a. children have less access to good schools in these neighborhoods. b. children in these neighborhoods are monitored less by neighbors. c. these neighborhoods are less likely to contain libraries. d. parents in these neighborhoods may have less stress and, therefore, more effective parenting.