In one study participants were asked to help another person with a cover letter. Participants were then thanked for their help or simply told that the help had been received. Those who were thanked were __
A) more likely to help the person revise a second cover letter
B) less likely to help the person revise a second cover letter
C) equally likely to help the person revise a second cover letter
D) less likely to feel an increase in self-worth
E) more likely to feel an increase in self-efficacy
Answer: A
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A. process language B. move your body C. solve complex problems D. control your emotions
In toddlerhood, shame is a result of two different types of experiences—failing to live up to standards and
a. social ridicule. b. too much praise. c. being overly indulged. d. spending too much time watching television.
Regarding our memories for people, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Encoding failures affect our memories of people. b. Our memory for people is affected by our tendency to categorize strangers in very specific terms. c. During brief social contacts, people often act as if members of other ethnic groups "all look alike." d. People's inclinations to act as if members of other ethnic groups "all look alike" tends to disappear when they learn more about one another as individuals.
Children are more likely than adults to be victims in cases of factitious disorder imposed on another.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)