The inability to maintain the level of affiliation that one desires is referred to as
A) ingratiation. B) displaying.
C) loneliness. D) accommodation.
C
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How do mothers in the United States compare to mothers in Japan in the styles of speech they use with their children?
A. mothers in the United States tend to use an overextended style, whereas mothers in Japan tend to use an underextended style of speech B. mothers in the United States tend to use an expressive style, whereas mothers in Japan tend to use a referential style of speech C. mothers in the United States tend to use an underextended style, whereas mothers in Japan tend to use an overextended style of speech D. mothers in the United States tend to use a referential style, whereas mothers in Japan tend to use an expressive style of speech
Zola puts her toys away in the toy chest and goes to eat dinner. Her brother, unbeknownst to her, decides to take all of her toys and put them under his bed. As a child who has a theory of mind, when Zola returns after dinner, she will
a. look for her toys in the toy chest. b. look for her toys where her brother has hidden them. c. not remember anything about her toys. d. try to think of where her brother likes to hide things.
Which of the following accounts for the longer duration of depression relative to the duration of learned helplessness effects?
A. There are many causes for depression in addition to learned helplessness. B. Depressed people think about the helplessness-inducing events. C. Reminders of the initial helplessness event can reactivate depression. D. all of the above
According to psychologist _____'s sociobiological model, individuals with borderline personality disorder inherit a tendency to overreact to stress and experience lifelong difficulties with regulating their emotions. Support for this model comes from twin studies that suggest borderline personality traits are substantially heritable.
A) Otto Kernberg B) Marsha Linehan C) Thomas Joiner D) Edward Selby