Freud's psychodynamic dream theory was based on the assumption that
a. dreams are a continuation of the events in our daily lives.
b. a person can learn to take control of their dreams through lucid dreaming.
c. the content of dreams has symbolic meaning.
d. dreams are nothing more than random neural impulses.
C
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Glada is 7 months old and has begun to engage in the concepts of object permanence. Her mother feels she should have totally grasped the concept of object permanence and is concerned her daughter may have developmental delays. What should a developmental specialist correctly tell Glada's mother regarding this concept?
A. It takes several months for the concept to be fully comprehended, and Glada will make certain kinds of errors along the way B. In a child's mind, unanticipated events are treated as interesting, and also as something to be explained and understood C. Glada has jumped ahead of this developmental marker D. Imitation is a huge factor related to this concept, so Glada's mother needs to enact more vivid examples of object permanence
Functionalism focused on:
A. having subjects look inward and report on the workings of their minds B. the fact that perception was more than the sum of its parts C. how the mind helped the organism to adapt to its surroundings D. the objective, scientific analysis of observable behaviors
Heuristics are:
a. step-by-step procedures that guarantee a solution will be found for a problem b. quick "rules of thumb" that sometimes fail to produce a solution for a problem c. quick "rules of thumb" that guarantee a solution will be found for a problem d. step-by-step procedures that sometimes fail to produce a solution for a problem
At Mary's school, the teachers reward the desirable behaviors of the students by giving them "good cards" for each behavior. The students can then exchange the cards at the school "store" on Friday for candy, toys, or special activities. This school is utilizing a therapeutic program known as
a. EMDR. b. systematic desensitization. c. vicarious conditioning. d. a token economy.