Mrs. Jones provides play therapy for 4-year-olds with emotional difficulties; therefore, Mrs. Jones works with preschoolers

Indicate whether the statement is true or false


True

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Research by Fox (2005) suggests that which child would be most likely to display behavioral inhibition (i.e., shyness)?

a. a child who has a long allele 5-HTTLPR and whose parents provided low levels of social support b. a child who has a long allele 5-HTTLPR and whose parents provided excessive levels of social support c. a child who has a short allele 5-HTTLPR and whose parents provided low levels of social support d. a child who has a short allele 5-HTTLPR and whose parents provided excessive levels of social support

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After observing a police officer pull over a speeding motorist, you decide to take a different road. This is an example of

a. specific imitation. b. specific counterimitation. c. general imitation. d. general counterimitation.

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What is the main criticism of longitudinal research designed to determine when cognitive decline begins to occur?

a. Longitudinal research does not retain enough participants in the sample to answer questions on cognitive decline. b. Longitudinal research does not take into account the different experiences of each generation c. Retesting makes it difficult for participants to continue getting high scores on measures of cognitive functioning. d. Repeated testing masks the true point at which cognitive decline begins because participants improve with each round of testing.

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Which of the following best describes dualistic thinking?

a. often seeing situations and issues in polarized terms—an act is either right or wrong, with no in-between b. an awareness that that are two or more sides to every story and that it can be difficult to justify one position as the only true or accurate one c. the ability to see an issue from one's own perspective and the perspectives of others around them d. an awareness of one's own thought patterns and the thought patterns of others

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