The distinctive facial expressions, body postures and vocalizations that occur when we experience emotions are part of:
a. the physiological response
b. the expressive reaction
c. the subjective reaction
d. the cognitive appraisal
B
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How do the theories of cognitive development proposed by Gisela Labouvie-Vief and Jean Piaget compare?
A. Labouvie-Vief argued for complete cognitive development at the formal operations stage, whereas Piaget believed a period of postformal thought was necessary. B. Labouvie-Vief proposed a stage of postformal thought, whereas Piaget thought cognitive development was complete at the stage of formal operations. C. Both Labouvie-Vief and Piaget concluded that postformal thought represented the completion of cognitive development. D. Labouvie-Vief emphasized the importance of concrete operational thought, whereas Piaget emphasized the importance of postformal thought.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. During interpersonal therapy (IPT), the client engages in social role-play while lying on a couch facing away from the analyst. 2. Modern psychodynamic therapists are more likely to see relief from symptoms as a reasonable goal for therapy than are classical therapists. 3. Humanistic therapy emerged as part of a backlash against behaviour therapy. 4. Humanistic therapy posits that psychological problems can be traced to failures to reach one's potential. 5. Gestalt therapy is a type of existential therapy.
You ask your friend to review a couple of pages of your term paper, and she agrees. Later, you ask her to read the whole 15-page paper. She will most likely comply because of the
a. highball technique. b. lowball technique. c. foot-in-the-door effect. d. door-in-the-face effect.
A person is LEAST likely to engage in altruistic behavior if he or she has a ______ fear of embarrassment and a ______ need for approval
a. low; low c. high; low b. low; high d. high; high