The Woodcock-Johnson III includes tests of
A. psychopathology.
B. vocational aptitude.
C. achievement.
D. All of these
Answer: C
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a. a decline in responsiveness after repeated exposure to an event b. an automatic shift of attention toward novel events c. an increase in responsiveness after repeated exposure to an event d. an acquired response that develops in anticipation of an unconditioned stimulus
Which statement is a criticism of the psychosexual theory of personality?
A) It ignores the importance of early childhood experiences in forming personality. B) It fails to offer an account of how gender roles develop. C) It fails to offer an account of how same-sex people differ in personality. D) It offers after-the-fact interpretation instead of testable predictions.
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