Sometimes, according to Maslow, people become compulsive and obsessive neurotics in order to try
to ensure a feeling of
A) physiological need satisfaction.
B) self-esteem.
C) safety.
D) being loved.
Answer: C
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In terms of the five-factor model of personality, an individual who is grouchy and difficult to get along with, who is also stubborn and refuses to try new things would be described as:
a. low in extraversion and high on emotional instability b. low on agreeableness and low on extraversion c. low in conscientiousness and low on emotional instability d. low on openness to experience and low on agreeableness
Which of the following is NOT usually considered one of the main benefits of the orientation interview?
a. misconceptions are often discussed and corrected b. clients develop a better understanding of upcoming assessment and treatment activities c. clients get information that enables them to choose their therapist d. research participants can be provided with the ethically-required information before engaging in the requirements of the study
Sarah and Kent have always had a very traditional family structure. Kent worked outside the home, and Sarah was a homemaker. When Kent retires, which of the following situations is most likely to arise?
A. Sarah will become uneasy having Kent around the house all day. B. Sarah will help more with yard work. C. Sarah will have difficulty in keeping up with housework. D. Sarah will be delighted to have someone help her so that she can spend increasing amounts of time away from home.
With increasing education, parents establish a ________ style of communication, like that of classrooms and tests
A) collaborative B) convergent C) hierarchical D) knowledge-training