What kind of assessment procedure did Arnold Gesell develop in the 1940s?
A. a test to measure the intelligence quotient (IQ) of babies
B. a test that measured infant development to distinguish between normal and atypical development in babies
C. an interview procedure to measure language skills in babies
D. a survey of babies' preferences and habits
Answer: B
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a. those individuals most likely to be fearful in a variety of situations. b. internal characteristics that lead to fear responses. c. situations that elicit fear and avoidance. d. the circumstances under which typically fearful people are less likely to be afraid.
The analysis of variance compares
a. the total variance with the variance within groups. b. the total variance with the variance between group means. c. the variance between group means with the variance within groups. d. the variance within groups with the variance among all data points.
Conversion disorder used to be called ____
a. hysteria b. drapetomania c. psychosomatic disorder d. bile disorder
The coping method that involves changing the way you feel or emotionally react to a stressor is known as __________
a) a defense mechanism. b) problem-focused coping. c) self-focused coping. d) emotion-focused coping.