Zoe does not hit her brother because she knows she will get in trouble. According to Kohlberg's stages of moral development, Zoe is in the __________ stage.
A. preconventional
B. conventional
C. postconventional
D. distributive justice
Answer: A
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a. more often; less often b. less often; more often c. more sensory cells; fewer sensory cells d. nearer to the oval window; farther from the oval window
High levels of cortisol may be directly toxic to neurons due to cortisol's ability to a. promote sleepiness
b. prevent sleepiness. c. increase the amount of calcium entering neurons. d. prevent calcium from entering neurons.
Eysenck's early study of the effectiveness of psychotherapy showed that
a. humanistic therapy was more effective than cognitive-behavior therapy. b. psychoanalysis was the least effective of the therapies that he studied. c. rational-emotive therapy was the most effective of the cognitive-behavior therapies. d. none of the therapies studied were especiallyeffective compared to custodial treatment by itself. e. all of the different therapies were equally effective.
A psychologist was invited to speak to a group of freshmen students to help them develop better ways to study material in all of their classes
The psychologist begins by noting that two key findings relevant to them can be found in the work of the pioneer in memory research. First, too many students who cram do not understand the consequences of ________, and they would be far better off if they would use ________ when studying. a) the consolidation hypothesis; coding b) retrograde amnesia; mnemonic devices c) retroactive interference; implicit memory d) the curve of forgetting; distributed practice