When 10-month-old Mary Kate was placed on the floor with a pile of toys, she would actively push toys out of her way in an effort to reach her partially covered favorite toy telephone. According to Piaget, Mary Kate is demonstrating
a. target-directed behavior. c. center-directed behavior.
b. goal-directed behavior. d. focused behavior.
b
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Royce is describing a whitewater rafting trip. As he talks about the raft crashing through rapids, Janie's mouth drops and she finds she is clutching at the arms of her chair. These reactions are part of the
a. behavioral component in Janie's emotional experience. b. cognitive component in Janie's emotional experience. c. physiological component in Janie's emotional experience. d. objective component in Janie's emotional experience.
The neurotransmitter most strongly connected to eating disorders with its effect on mood, obsessive thinking, impulsivity, eating behavior, and satiety is
a. melatonin. b. dopamine. c. norepinephrine. d. serotonin.
Is there a discrepancy between Samara’s organismic self and her perceived or ideal selves? Explain. How do Horney’s concepts of idealized and real selves compare with Rogers’s concepts of organismic, perceived, and ideal selves?
What will be an ideal response?
Modular organizations are seldom used anymore.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)