Which of the following is NOT an example of self-efficacy?
a. Trying new alternatives when one approach doesn't work.
b. Finding excuses if something doesn't work.
c. Believing you can affect what happens to you.
d. Facing life's difficulties with energy.
B
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a. associative learning b. an instinct c. a reflex d. imitation
Passively reading your textbook without paying too much attention to it rather than actively focusing on the new material is apt to lead to __________
a) proactive interference b) decay c) retrieval failure d) encoding failure
Mike is a first responder who is very good at his job. Mike often is called into crisis situations in which he must think clearly and act quickly. Of the following, which best illustrates what role hormones contribute to Mike’s success as an EMT?
A. The hormone testosterone helps Mike to respond to situations in an aggressive and proactive manner. B. The hormones secreted by the thyroid gland help Mike to maintain mental clarity and stay awake for long shifts. C. A hormone detected by the thalamus helps Mike have the strength that he needs to lift patients when necessary. D. A hormone released by the adrenal glands helps Mike with needed energy for a stress response.
Society has long held to the doctrine of __________ as a basis for determining responsibility for wrongdoing.
A. informed consent B. let the buyer beware C. free will D. social duty