What does generativity in midlife predict?
Answer: better health outcomes in late adulthood
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Which of the following is a primary advantage of observational learning?
a. ?It synchronizes behaviors, particularly between two unacquainted individuals. b. ?It creates imprinting in both human beings and lower animal species. c. ?It transmits information across generations within families and cultures. d. ?It provides rapid adaptation to situations beyond our control.
Kathryn always watches the reruns of her favorite TV show. She generally doesn't smile or show any expression while watching these. Once, while watching an episode, Kathryn was asked to smile by her mom. When she watched the episode while smiling, she reported finding the episode more humorous, even though she had seen it several times earlier. This behavior is consistent with the _____
A) facial-feedback hypothesis B) Cannon-Bard theory C) cognitive-dissonance theory D) frustration/aggression hypothesis
Biological research concerning the development of depressive disorders suggests that high cortisol levels in chronically depressed people could affect the hippocampus and amygdala
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
In Piaget's view, a 4-month-old baby that consistently tries to put toys in its mouth, and bangs and throws objects around, is categorized as a difficult baby.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)