What is emotion a more specific version of?
A. feeling
B. disposition
C. mood
D. affect
Ans: C
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Henry is 95 years of age and lives alone since his wife died three years ago. Every morning he gets up, takes a shower, and goes for a walk. He comes home, takes his daily medication, and has a healthy breakfast. He watches a little television, takes an hour-long nap, and then sits in his yard and reads or chats with neighbors as they stroll by. He has lunch, watches sports on television for a
while, and then relaxes until dinner time. Sometimes he cooks, and sometimes he goes out to dinner. Before bed he takes his evening medications, brushes his teeth, and goes to sleep. Clearly, Henry's level of ________ health is quite high! a. appropriate b. functional c. daily d. instrumental
Imagine that you are listening to a reading researcher, who is discussing the approach that teachers should use for elementary school children in the United States. Which of the following arguments are you most likely to hear?
a. "The phonics approach is best because it is most likely to encourage children's motivation." b. "The whole-word approach is best because English has a close correspondence between a word's spelling and its sound." c. "Neither the phonics nor the whole-word approach is effective, so the reading teachers are searching for a new approach." d. "The phonics and the whole-word approach should be combined, because each approach provides some benefits"
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, esteem needs become activated as soon as:
a. physiological needs have been met b. safety needs have been met c. love and belongingness needs have been met d. self-actualization needs have been met
As Molly looks at the grade scored in her final exams, she thinks, "I did well on this exam, because my roommate helped me study." Molly's thoughts suggest that she has ________
a. conscientiousness. b. a tendency to exert primary control. c. an internal locus of control. d. an external locus of control.