"Behavioral inhibition" is a term of psychological jargon that stands for what ordinary people would call
a. adventurousness.
b. intestinal fortitude.
c. sassiness.
d. cautiousness.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. increased arousal created by the presence of other people b. greater obedience that is created by being in a group c. the feeling that responsibility for the task is shared by the other people present d. the feeling that one shares certain characteristics with other members of the group
According to adolescent researchers, who is more likely to engage in scientific reasoning?
A) Concrete operational adults. B) People that have a strong need to preserve their own beliefs and theories. C) Individuals that have a tolerance for uncertainty. D) People that have a lot of confidence in their own thinking and assume they know all of the answers to the most complex questions.
Amy, a 16-year-old girl, is shy around boys though she would really like to be more outgoing. This reflects:
A. the drive toward positive self-esteem. B. the discrepancy between her ideal and actual selves. C. a false sense of self-concept. D. All of the above.