Achieving autonomy and forming an identity are the two most important developmental tasks of adolescence
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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The brain structure responsible for the coordination of motor movements and sense of equilibrium is the
a. hypothalamus. b. cerebrum. c. pons. d. cerebellum.
Regarding attachment, which is true?
a. A secure attachment to one's father can compensate for a poor attachment relationship with one's mother. b. The quality of attachments in childhood does not predict later social competence. c. Insecurely attached infants are doomed to problems for the rest of their lives. d. Life events do not impact an attachment style once it has been formed.
When a personality test is used as part of the hiring process for employment, employers in the United States have a legal obligation to show that . . .
a. Test results are reasonably valid indicators of successful job performance b. The test does not require sensitive information to be provided by the applicant c. Both of the above d. Neither of the above
Laboratory research indicates that a rat faced with an unsolvable "jumping to the correct door" problem often developed
a. a stereotyped response. b. tendency to attack other rats. c. an escape response. d. stomach ulcers.