Spencer describes himself primarily in terms of his physical characteristics and actions. What might we assume about Spencer?
a. That he is not yet in adolescence
b. That he is particularly good at sports
c. That he is from a socioeconomically advantaged background
d. That he has older brothers to whom he is comparing himself
a
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
In an early review of research on the effectiveness of therapy, Hans Eysenck reported that roughly two-thirds of all people with neurotic problems
a. manifested symptoms that were simply imagined. b. would recover spontaneously within two years. c. could be cured through the use of drug therapy. d. could not be cured through any known treatment.
Dr. Hench is a professor at a large college. She cannot help but notice how much diversity exists within her classes, especially her social psychology class
She knows that if addressed, students can really learn a lot from each other's points of view. She also knows that an insensitive comment here or there from any student can cause great division within the group of students. She decides to get the students working together toward a common goal. She gives the class an assignment and then gives the students various pieces of information. The intent is to have students talk with each other to find out which piece of information each has, eventually putting together all the pieces that they need to complete the assignment. Dr. Hench is utilizing the _____ to help combat, unlearn, and/or prevent prejudice. a) mixer technique b) matching hypothesis c) social neoassociationistic theory d) jigsaw technique
________ is NOT a warning sign of suicide
A) Writing a will B) Talking about suicide C) Preoccupation with death in music, art, or literature D) Being argumentative