Tests of intellectual abilities are useful for each of the following purposes EXCEPT
a. preventing mislabeling of bright students as unintelligent and troublemaking.
b. providing a basis for remedial action for specific kinds of learning problems.
c. helping children overcome feelings of inferiority.
d. predicting how a child's personality will change in adolescence.
e. identifying learning disabilities in otherwise capable children.
d. predicting how a child's personality will change in adolescence.
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a. top; bottom b. bottom; top c. inside; outside d. outside; inside
The work of Erikson and Piaget point to which area as central in psychological development during middle childhood?
a. Parental identification b. Intellectual development c. Development of a sense of trust d. Formation of a personal identity
A form of cognitive therapy in which the therapist acts as a kind of cross-examiner, verbally assaulting the client's irrational thought processes is ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
According to the social learning theory of aggression, which of the following does NOT contribute to how aggression is learned?
a) People must compete for scarce resources. b) People observe aggressive models. c) Aggressive responses are reinforced. d) Aggressive members of a group have higher status.