What does research prove if it shows that temperament is stable across infancy and later into
childhood?
a. That nurture or experience influences temperament
b. That nature or genetics influences temperament
c. That neither nature or nurture are at play with regard to temperament
d. That temperament develops later in life, usually in adolescence
b. That nature or genetics influences temperament
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This text deals with
a. different kinds of problems than self-help books. b. different kinds of problems than self-realization programs. c. anxiety, stress, interpersonal relationships, and self-control. d. promises to solve your personal problems.
Steve and Julie have purchased a program that promises to drastically improve marital relationships in just two weeks
Although the program has not been tested scientifically, they were impressed by the use of scientific phrasing such as "co-dependency," "holistic healing," and "subjective well-being." This example illustrates which warning sign of pseudoscience? A) Psychobabble Correct. To recognize pseudoscience, one should take care not to be persuaded by fancy terms that don't really mean anything (psychobabble). B) Absence of connectivity C) Exaggerated claims Incorrect. While this program does make some extraordinary claims, its biggest failure is the use of psychobabble to confuse potential consumers. D) Lack of self-correction
One secondary male sex characteristic is __________
a) the penis. b) pubic hair. c) the testicles. d) the scrotum.
What is true about personality characteristics?
a) They are fairly stable over the lifetime. b) They continue to emerge from birth to death. Consider This: We are born with our personalities. LO 8.1: Explain the trait theory of personality stability during adult years c) They are fairly flexible over the lifetime. Consider This: We are born with our personalities. LO 8.1: Explain the trait theory of personality stability during adult years d) They do not develop until adolescence. Consider This: We are born with our personalities. LO 8.1: Explain the trait theory of personality stability during adult years