Group attacks against other groups are least likely to occur in
a. the Middle East.
b. Eastern Europe.
c. Africa.
d. the United States.
d
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Abraham Maslow was associated with which of the following schools of psychology?
a. behaviorism b. functionalism c. structuralism d. none of these choices
Regarding cognitive development, Russian scholar Lev Vygotsky focused on the impact of sociocultural factors, while Piaget focused on
a. learning. b. maturation. c. environmental factors. d. conditioned responses.
Which of the following is TRUE regarding adult romantic attachment styles?
a. Two-year-olds who had a secure attachment to their mothers were no more likely to, at age 20 or 21 years, rebound from romantic relationship conflicts than their counterparts who were insecurely attached. b. Males almost always showed a more secure attachment style than females. c. The dismissing style was the most common adult attachment style overall. d. Partners of securely attached 20-year-olds rebound faster from relationship conflicts regardless of their own attachment history.
Which of the following statements about adolescent mood swings is false?
A. The effect of hormones on adolescent mood swings is strongest early in puberty. B. Adolescents' moods fluctuate during the course of the day more than the moods of adults. C. Adolescent mood swings parallel their changes in activities. D. Hormones play a greater role in the development of depression than do stressful life events