Trina's parents gave her complete freedom while she was growing up, rarely disciplining her. Her parents' parenting style would most likely be called __________, and Trina was likely __________ as a young girl.
A. authoritarian; distrustful and suspicious
B. authoritative; friendly and cooperative
C. permissive; immature and dependent
D. permissive; self-reliant and independent
Answer: C
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Which of the following stages of the general adaptation syndrome model is correctly matched with an example?
A. Alarm-Drinking coffee and energy drinks to stay up late each night to write an anthropology paper B. Resistance-Realizing that a major term paper is due in two weeks in your anthropology course C. Exhaustion-Coming down with a bad cold the day after you hand in an anthropology paper D. Alarm-Suffering a headache the day an anthropology paper is due
Watson believed that the behavior of people as consumers of goods and services could be predicted and controlled, just like the behavior of ____.?
a. ?machines b. ?rats c. ?animals d. ?viruses e. ?organisms
Emma, almost 3 years old, knows that she is a girl, but sometimes says things indicating that she thinks she may be a boy in the future. Emma has not yet achieved: a. Gender identity
b. Gender constancy. c. Gender integration. d. Gender role identification.
Whenever Matt is told to run laps during basketball practice, he complains to the coach that he is too tired in order to get out of running. The coach starts making him run the laps anyway, and eventually Matt stops complaining about being too tired when he is told to run. This is an example of:
a. extinction of a negatively reinforced behavior b. spontaneous recovery c. extinction of a positively reinforced behavior d. punishment