The sport that involves maximum lifts—including the snatch, clean-and-jerk, squat, bench press, and dead lifts—is referred to as
A. weight training
B. power lifting
C. aerobic fitness
D. all selections are correct
B
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Freud used the case study method for his psychological research. One of the disadvantages of this method is that:
a. he used a small and unrepresentative sample of those he studied. b. it was impossible to probe into his patients' childhood years. c. he could not find consistencies and patterns, which were important to develop his theory. d. it could not point out any particular causal factor in neurotic behavior.
According to research on self-efficacy by Holzberger, Philipp, & Kunter, 2013, which of the following statements is true about how self-efficacy affects academic performance?
a. In high-achieving schools, policies and regulations are implemented strictly to enforce discipline. c. Levels of self-efficacy of classroom teachers and ratings of the teachers by students mutually affect each other. b. Students in the East German collectivist culture scored higher in self-efficacy than those in the West German individualist culture. d. In low-achieving schools, teachers tend to cultivate self-efficacy among students by giving them achievable goals.
Physical symptoms are to _____ disorders as dissociation and disintegration are to dissociative disorders
Fill in the blank with correct word
Rather than turning to other coping strategies, such as talking about his problems or even taking a walk to burn off steam, John smokes pot to reduce stress, anxiety, or sadness. This pattern of substance use is referred to as _______________
a. medicinal substance use b. addictive substance use c. social substance use d. experimental substance use