Eysenck's early study of the effectiveness of psychotherapy showed that
a. humanistic therapy was more effective than cognitive-behavior therapy.
b. psychoanalysis was the least effective of the therapies that he studied.
c. rational-emotive therapy was the most effective of the cognitive-behavior therapies.
d. none of the therapies studied were especiallyeffective compared to custodial treatment by
itself.
e. all of the different therapies were equally effective.
d. none of the therapies studied were especially effective compared to custodial
treatment by itself.
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Hypotheses must be all of the following except
a. comprehensive. b. explicit. c. testable. d. predictive.
Preschoolers do better at referential communication in natural settings than in laboratory settings because the natural settings
a. have objects or animals that can do recasts. b. discourage the inference of illocutionary intent. c. have wind/rain/snow to provide sensory stimulation. d. are rich sources for contextual cues.
Which of the following is a contribution of psychoanalytic theory?
A) It inspired a wealth of research on many aspects of emotional and social development. B) It emphasized a wide range of research methods to study child development. C) It provided a rich source of testable hypotheses about personality development. D) It remains in the mainstream of child development research.
Which of the following children is most likely to be popular with friends?
a. Meg, who is a very good student b. Molly, who is shy c. Middie, who is aggressive d. Matty, who is below average in intelligence