______ is often used as a defense mechanism when people feel trapped and utterly helpless
a. Displacement c. Intellectualization
b. Sublimation Identification
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Larry and Ira are brothers who are two years apart in age. Larry went to one public school for his grade school years, but before Ira could go to that school the district underwent a rezoning. Ira, therefore, ended up going to a different school with less-qualified teachers and fewer resources. As a result, Larry tended to perform much better in school than Ira did. This example demonstrates the
influence of a. active gene-environment relationships b. niche-picking c. nonshared environmental influences d. asynchronous environmental genotypes
Transduction is the process by which sensations are changed into meaningful perceptions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Due to financial difficulties, Damon's parents have difficulty paying rent and utilities, buying nutritious food, and taking their children to the doctor or dentist when needed. These parents often verbally argue with each other over their financial problems, which also affects their relationship with their children. Although Damon and his siblings would love to have a computer, they know this
will never be possible. According to research, a home situation, such as the one described, has been shown a. to affect the child's physical health with the child being sick more often. b. not to affect a child's cognitive development. c. not to affect a child's socioemotional development. d. to have short-term effects, but rarely lead to a cycle of continued poverty as an adult.
Three-year-old Toni and her family got a new Yorkie puppy last week
The puppy's name is Maxine and it weighs only 2 pounds. Her neighbors also got a new puppy, but they got a large-breed St. Bernard. When Toni went to her neighbors' home to visit their puppy, who weighed 15 pounds at only 8 weeks of age, Toni refused to believe it was actually a puppy. Toni was demonstrating _____ a) an underextension error. b) a misuse of telegraphic speech. c) an overextension error. d) a phonemic error.