Psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross developed a theory of death and dying that involves how many steps?
A. 10
B. 5
C. 4
D. 3
Answer: B
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A. structured observation. B. a field experiment. C. qualitative research. D. undisguised participant observation.
By using which of the following could Alba learn to associate a negative emotional response with her undesirable habit of compulsive hair-pulling?
a. operant conditioning b. escape training c. aversion therapy d. conditioned helplessness
In Carl Rogers' humanistic theory, he emphasizes two assumptions. These assumptions are:
a. the need for locus of control and conscious motivation b. the need for achievement and recognition c. the existence of the real self and ideal self d. the self-actualizing tendency and personal need for positive regard
Androgynous individuals are generally less adaptive than sex-typed
a. True b. False