Jay mentions to his therapist that he is too introverted and has trouble making friends. His therapist tells Jay that Jay is free to make his own choices about how to behave, and that the struggle to be more social ultimately will give rise to a more extroverted personality. To which type of orientation does this psychologist subscribe?
A) psychodynamic
B) trait
C) psychosocial
D) existential
D) existential
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Twenty-eight-year-old Tut was married to his wife Nefertiti for four years before her untimely death. It is now three years later. If Tut is grieving in a typical manner, you would expect him to a. show few lingering signs of grief
b. still be grieving at the level he was just after his wife died. c. be happily married to someone else. d. have entered a state of depression.
Collecting follow-up data each year on the same children while they grow is the hallmark of the ____ research design
a. quasi-experimental b. correlational c. cross-sectional d. longitudinal
Klaczynski's studies of younger and older adolescents' analytical thinking indicated that
younger adolescents were rarely logical, whereas older adolescents were nearly always logical. individuals who were analytical on some problems were analytical on all problems. most adolescents do not think as analytically as their capabilities would allow. younger adolescents were more biased toward dismissing research that was contrary to their own beliefs.
People with a genetic variant called the _____gene stand a much higher risk of developing AD
a. Beta amyloid b. Plaque-B c. ApoE4 d. SSRI