When a person is faced with an approach-avoidance conflict, as described by Dollard and Miller, the inability to satisfy these conflicts leads to
A) a lifetime of pain and rejection.
B) unawareness in one's surroundings.
C) an epiphany.
D) neurotic behavior.
E) mental illness.
D
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a. How methylphenidate (Ritalin) helps improve attention b. How Novocain and similar drugs block pain c. Why alcohol stimulates some behaviors and inhibits others d. Why people feel sleepy at night and energetic during the day
There are about 150 students in Zoe's Introductory Psychology lecture section; probably 100 of them are women. If the students in Zoe's class are typical, how many of the women have already experienced rape or sexual assault?
A. 2 B. 5 C. 15 D. 25
As a result of the court ruling in Larry P. v. Wilson Riles,
a. schools were forced to provide special classes for non-white children. b. IQ testing was no longer used to place African American children in EMR classes. c. standardized tests could no longer be used with bilingual children. d. all handicapped children were guaranteed services.
Which of the following is FALSE regarding altruistic punishment?
a. It involves punishing oneself. b. Its goal is improving the common good. c. It involves self-sacrifice. d. It is concerned with punishing free riders and system cheaters.