A ________ is a group of from 2 to 12 people who members have frequent social interactions with one another
A) reference group B) clique
C) norm group D) crowd
B
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Jeremiah is 10 years old. If he is typical of most preadolescents, he is likely to
A) think that girls are "dorks." B) begin to play in cross-integrated groups. C) develop a close, platonic relationship with a girl. D) be unconcerned about how his peers perceive him.
Ellen wants to see if the level of lighting in a room will affect the performance of individuals on an IQ test. One group in her study is placed in a room with very bright lights and a second group is placed in a room with more normal lighting. She finds that the individuals in the bright light group have better scores on the test than do the individuals in the normal light group. The difference
between the two groups' scores is statistically significant, which means that the ____.? a. ?lighting definitely makes a difference b. ?difference between the groups is due to chance c. ?lighting significantly affects performance d. ?difference between the groups is probably not due to chance
Dr. Shedrika uses a form of therapy that emphasizes revealing his clients' unconscious conflicts, urges, and desires, which he believes are the cause of his clients' disordered emotions and behavior. This therapist is most likely using
a. behavior therapy. b. psychoanalysis. c. Gestalt therapy. d. systematic desensitization. e. aversion therapy.
Erika's parents were not always there for her when she was an infant. She got inconsistent care from both her mother and father. According to Bowlby:
a. Erika will seek out partners that are the opposite of her parents. b. Erika was abused by her parents. c. Erika will come to expect that others may be unreliable social partners in her future too. d. Erika was given a strong foundation of trust.