One's belief that s/he has the ability to perform a particular behavior is referred to
as:
a. outcome expectation
b. vicarious learning
c. self-efficacy
d. self-regulation
e. disintegration
c
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Which of the following statements about women and psychology in North America is true?
a. Approximately 50% of the current full-time US psychology faculty are male. b. Most of the research in psychology now focuses on women, rather than men. c. Although the majority of people receiving BA degrees in psychology are women, the majority of students in psychology PhD programs are men. d. the majority of students in psychology PhD programs are women.
The _____ is a central location for neurotransmitters that are critical for motivation, mood, and arousal.
A) cerebellum B) pons C) midbrain D) medulla
When Lisa needs healthcare services, she goes to a facility where she has a personal primary-care physician who is responsible for arranging her care with all other professionals housed in the same complex. Depending on her needs, her primary-care physician sends her to a chiropractor, occupational therapist, clinical psychologist, etc. Lisa receives her care from a(n)
A. HMO. B. private practice cooperative. C. patient-centered medical home. D. state-run clinic.
Between 1932 and 2002, IQ
A) decreased by a total of 14 points. B) increased by a total of 22 points. C) showed little fluctuation. D) increased for black children and decreased for white children.