Paul believes his mother yelled at him because she had a headache. Paul's conclusion is an example of a(n)
a. attitude.
b. self-serving bias. c. stereotype.
d. attribution. e. schema.
d
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"What did you have for supper last night?" "What is your name?" The answers to these questions are examples of:
A. self-efficacy B. unconscious thoughts C. self-referenced thoughts D. conscious thoughts
Research on parent meta-emotions has revealed 3 types of parents. Which parent is not
represented in these profiles? A) The parent who adopts the same emotions displayed by the child. B) The parent that is dismissing of their children's emotions. C) The parent who understands their children's emotions, yet, seems indecisive regarding how to assist their child when she is distressed. D) The parent who understands their children's emotions, and reacts appropriately to his emotions.
Adults respond to the same baby differently, depending on whether the child is dressed in a stereotypically male or stereotypically female fashion
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Positive emotions tend to
a. create dangerous situations. b. broaden our focus. c. narrow our focus. d. make us content with the status quo.