During which age group do individuals report the lowest ambivalence in feeling they have reached adulthood?
A. 12-17
B. 18-25
C. 26-35
D. 36-55
Answer: D
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a. psychosurgery b. institutionalization and psychosocial therapy c. antipsychotic medication and electroshock therapy d. antipsychotic medication and psychotherapy
When her boyfriend asks her about today's therapy session, Jamie responds, "It wasn't very fun. My therapist had me sit right next to her trash can, which was brimming full of garbage and half-eaten food. I could almost see the germs jumping right out at me. Now she wants me to touch something I think is contaminated at least once a day every day this week.". Jamie has probably been diagnosed
with ____ and is being treated using ____. a. a specific phobia; exposure b. obsessive-compulsive disorder; exposure c. a specific phobia; systematic rational restructuring d. obsessive-compulsive disorder; systematic rational restructuring
Which of the following best describes how marital satisfaction changes over the life span?
a. High satisfaction for the first few years of marriage, increasing satisfaction while children are in emerging adulthood and young adulthood, and then plummeting to an all-time low satisfaction for midlife and beyond b. Highest satisfaction in the first year of marriage, lower satisfaction while children are in emerging adulthood and young adulthood, and even lower satisfaction for midlife and beyond c. High satisfaction in the first few years of marriage, reaching a low point while caring for young children and remaining low until the children enter emerging adulthood, then a steep and steady rise in satisfaction at midlife and beyond d. Low satisfaction for the first few years of marriage, higher satisfaction while children are in emerging adulthood and young adulthood, and the highest satisfaction for midlife and beyond
Valence refers to the:
a. credibility of the source. b. degree of attraction or aversion that a person feels towards a specific object, event, or idea. c. way in which a message is constructed. d. way in which a message is tailored to a specific audience.