Roger's believed the goal of life was to fulfill our genetic blueprint. He called our biological push to accomplish this goal:
a. the self-assuring tendency.
b. the self-actualizing tendency.
c. the conditional positive regard.
d. the actualizing tendency.
d. the actualizing tendency.
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Anthony classically conditioned his cat to purr whenever the phone rang. One day, the phone rang for nearly two hours straight when Anthony wasn't home, and the cat's conditioned purring response underwent extinction. Today, the response has spontaneously recovered, but if the conditioned purring response were to undergo extinction again, Anthony should expect that it will
a. take less time to extinguish than it took for the original extinction. b. take more time to extinguish than it took for the original extinction. c. take the same amount of time to extinguish as it took for the original extinction. d. be impossible to extinguish the response now that spontaneous recovery has occurred.
One of the likely problems a therapist may encounter while trying to help a patient with histrionic personality disorder is the patient's a. unwillingness to admit there is a problem
b. use of threatening language. c. lack of intellectual ability necessary to succeed in therapy. d. manipulative use of crying, charm, or seductive behavior.
Which of the following is a major argument AGAINST the use of cross-sectional research designs in studying adult development?
a. They require too much time to collect data. b. They typically involve non-representative samples. c. They confound age and cohort. d. They do not allow comparisons of sub-groups, such as middle-class and working-class, or black and white.
Jean Piaget is associated with ___________ theory
a. ecological c. learning b. psychodynamic d. cognitive-developmental