In rational-emotive therapy, the therapist's role is primarily that of a
a) teacher.
b) conscience.
c) substitute parent.
d) superego reinforcer.
a
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In Cooper v. Oklahoma (1996) the Supreme Court ruled that
A. clear and convincing evidence of incompetence was too high a standard of proof. B. clear and convincing evidence of incompetence was the required standard of proof. C. a preponderance of the evidence indicating incompetence was too low a standard of proof. D. a preponderance of the evidence indicating incompetence was the required standard of proof.
After Pavlov's dog heard the neutral stimulus of the bell rang alongside the unconditioned stimulus of the meat, the dog eventually drooled to the sound of the bell alone. The ringing of the bell then became:
a. an unconditioned response. b. a conditioned response. c. a neutral stimulus d. a conditioned stimulus.
Research that examines the effects of deception experiments on participants has found that
a. most people find such experiences extremely upsetting. b. participating in such experiments causes people to develop an enduring distrust of researchers. c. people do not object to the mild discomfort and deceptions used in social psychological research. d. participating in such experiments has a delayed negative effect.
Two-year-old Angela attends day care five days a week because she has a single mother who works. This means that Angela falls into the group of close to __________ of children under the age of three who are cared for by other adults
a) 33 percent b) 50 percent c) 67 percent d) 75 percent