Teenagers who come out as gay, lesbian, or bisexual _________
A) ?have less access to information about sexual orientation now than in the past.
B) ?rarely if ever experience negative reactions from family members anymore.
C) ?have fewer role models in the larger culture now than in the past.
D) ?may experience more social support now than in the past.
D
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Which of these is an example of motion parallax? a. As you travel, nearby objects pass by faster than distant objects do
b. An illuminated point in a dark room seems to move. c. You feel tension in your eye muscles when you focus on a nearby object. d. When the wind blows the clouds at night, the moon behind them seems to move.
Tolman viewed behavior as:
a. purposive b. having emotional contexts c. endproduct of reductionism d. mechanistic
Lola works with clients who are overcoming social phobias. She often models appropriate social behaviors for shopping or meeting new people at a party. Her hope with this kind of __________ is that her clients will feel more comfortable and effective in their daily interactions with others.
A. systematic desensitization therapy B. social skills training C. cognitive restructuring D. in vivo exposure
Jeremy is watching a TV program that portrays violence as an acceptable way of dealing with problems. This message may
a. increase Jeremy's emotional sensitivity to violent acts. b. lower Jeremy's inhibitions against acting out hostile feelings. c. decrease aggressive urges by releasing pent-up frustrations. d. do all of these.