In the 1950s, if a clinician wanted to use a personality test that required no theoretical interpretation of responses in order suggest a psychiatric diagnosis, the best choice would have been the
a. TAT.
b. Rorschach.
c. word-association test.
d. MMPI.
D
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Ten-year-old Benjamin is often nervous about bringing report cards home to his parents. Although his parents say they love him, he feels that they only really love him when he obtains excellent grades in school. Based on the theory developed by Carl Rogers, Benjamin perceives his parents' affection as
a. conditional, and he is likely to develop congruence in his self-concept. b. unconditional, and he is likely to develop incongruence in his self-concept. c. unconditional, and he is likely to develop congruence in his self-concept. d. conditional, and he is likely to develop incongruence in his self-concept.
The main advantage of the mean is
a. That it uses all of the information in the distribution b. It is not influenced at all by the other scores in the distribution c. It is only influenced by how many scores fall above it or below it d. That it is sensitive to the values of extreme scores
Nearly ________ of all adolescents have been bullied at some point
A) one-fifth B) one-third C) three-fourths D) one-half
Area Agencies on Aging
A) meet the needs of 96 percent of U.S. older adults. B) provide health insurance for older Americans. C) offer communal and home-delivered meals, and a wide range of other social services. D) do not provide self-care education or elder abuse prevention services.