According to Arnett, four revolutionary changes took place in the _____ that laid the foundation for the new life stage of emerging adulthood
a. 1960's and ‘70's
b. 1980's and ‘90's
c. 1990's and 2000's
d. last decade
Answer: A
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Anita's parents are from India and continue to follow the traditions of that country. Her parents havematched a husband for her, and she is to be married in two weeks. One morning, however, Anita wakes up paralyzed, and has no use of her legs. A thorough medical examination can find nothing physically wrong that would account for Anita's paralysis. Anita would most likely be diagnosed with ____
a. illness anxiety disorder b. factitious disorder c. malingering d. functional neurological symptom disorder
A categorical approach to mental disorder commonly used in the United States and much of the world is the fifth edition of the
a. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. b. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Symptoms. c. Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. d. Statistical Manual of Mental Symptoms.
Kenny and Stanley have a big English exam coming up soon. To encourage him to study, Kenny's mom promises him he can watch ten minutes of cartoons for every hour he spends studying. Stanley's mom tells him that he can spend ten minutes reading Crime and Punishment for every hour he studies. Both boys study for more than ten hours and get As on the exam. Which of the following theories best explains the fact that both students spent a great deal of time studying in spite of the fact that they were rewarded so differently?
A. Incentive theory B. Opponent-process theory C. Drive reduction theory D. Arousal theory
Each of the following is an objective test except the ________
a. 16 Personality Factor Questionnaire b. TAT c. NEO-PI-R d. MMPI-2