When people are asked to predict how they would feel if a certain event occurred, they are ____ at predicting which emotion they would feel. Research additionally shows that people are ____ at predicting how long they would be emotionally affected
a. usually inaccurate; usually inaccurate
b. usually inaccurate nevertheless fairly accurate
c. fairly accurate; also fairly accurate
d. fairly accurate; nevertheless rather inaccurate
D
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Which statement describes the problem of cohort effects?
A. It's difficult to tell whether differences between groups are due to age-related changes or to the shared experiences of people born during that period of time. B. Groups that are older may have richer life experiences than younger groups, making it difficult to explain group differences. C. One's cohort is constantly changing over time, creating problems for researchers. D. It is time-consuming and costly to study multiple cohorts simultaneously.
Which term refers to the use of strategies for solving social conflicts in ways that are satisfactory both to oneself and to others?
A. social problem solving B. social comparison C. social competence D. social awareness
Lincoln is phobic of cats. His therapist shows him how to approach a cat in a cage. The therapist then takes the cat out, pets it, and feeds it. She then encourages Lincoln to do the same behaviors. This type of procedure is called __________.
A. exposure therapy B. classical conditioning C. participant modeling D. virtual reality therapy
Fetal weight ______ in the last trimester of pregnancy
doubles triples quadruples stays the same