Lucinda has a positive view of life and is optimistic about her future as a stockbroker
Lucinda most likely has a(n)
a. low degree of self-efficacy.
b. external locus of control.
c. high degree of self-efficacy.
d. expectancy of reciprocal determinism.
e. unstable locus of control.
c. high degree of self-efficacy.
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Roger overhears loud voices in the apartment next door, and immediately assumes that his neighbors are engaged in a domestic battle. He then talks on the phone with his friend Lamont, and learns that his friend had a very bad day: Lamont lost his job AND discovered a large dent in his car. Roger jumps to some quick conclusions. "Someone is trying to attack you," he advises Lamont. "They dented
your car on purpose. It is probably no accident that you lost your job this week either; someone there is out to get you!" Roger's quick assumptions about others' intentions indicate a ____. a. Type A attributional bias b. hostile expectation bias c. hostile perception bias d. fundamental attribution error
Amanda is 12 years old, and her sister Samantha is five. While riding in a car with their parents, the girls witness a major automobile accident where a number of people are injured. The girls react very differently to the accident. This is probably due to a. biological differences
b. developmental differences. c. psychological differences. d. sociocultural differences.
The demonstration in your text that asks you to visualize scenes such as an office, a department store clothing section, a lion, and a microscope often results in more details in the scene of the office or department store than the scene with the lion or microscope. The latter two tend to have fewer details because most individuals from modern society have less knowledge of _____ in those scenes
a. physical regularities b. semantic regularities c. pragnanz d. double dissociation
Two events are mutually exclusive if _________
a. they are independent b. they both cannot occur together c. the occurrence of one slightly alters the probability of occurrence of the other d. the probability of their joint occurrence equals one