At the time of Freud's death, the dominant form of American psychology was ____.?
a. ?functionalism
b. ?behaviorism
c. ?Gestalt psychology
d. ?humanistic psychology
e. ?cognitive psychology
b
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a. present only in human ancestors b. a byproduct of total brain size c. present in the ancient ancestor from which humans and bonobos evolved d. a single gene mutation
Even though references are commonly used to screen and select employees, they have not been successful in predicting future employee success. The average uncorrected validity coefficient for references and performance is:
a. .00 b. .18 c. .32 d. .57
Which of the following behaviors is the LEAST likely to reoccur?
a. Jordan grabs a fragile dish and is scolded by his aunt. b. Sara grabs a branch of a rose bush and hurts her hand. c. Patti climbs on top of the table; and her mother put her in time out. d. Cara grabs her brother's toy; and her father slaps her hand.
Tom is a stay-at-home father to his three girls. He is caring and attentive, known for hosting the best tea parties on the block. This situation is an example of which key concept from the life-span developmental approach?
a) Plasticity b) Multidimensional Consider This: This key concept suggests that many aspects of development can be modified. LO 1.5: Identify adult development as life long and the adult is exposed to multiple environments c) Historical context Consider This: This key concept suggests that many aspects of development can be modified. LO 1.5: Identify adult development as life long and the adult is exposed to multiple environments d) Contextualism Consider This: This key concept suggests that many aspects of development can be modified. LO 1.5: Identify adult development as life long and the adult is exposed to multiple environments