Observational learning can be thought of as learning:
a. to notice or ignore events
b. about the consequences of our behavior
c. what events signal
d. by example
D
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The intensity of the body's stress reaction ultimately depends on
a. what we think and tell ourselves about stressors. b. rumors and misattributions. c. misperceptions of physiological arousal. d. the gender, age, and personality of the individual.
If you were describing client-centered therapy as a recipe, what would be the most important ingredient?
a. the resistance seen in the client to work through their problems b. the assertiveness of the therapist in challenging specific maladaptive thoughts c. transference between client and therapist d. the relationship between client and therapist
Which age group is likely to do more niche-picking?
A) adolescents B) preschoolers C) infants D) toddlers
According to the authors of the textbook, what is a key reason why psychology took almost 300 years longer than physics, biology, and chemistry to become scientific?
A) Early scientific methodology was too primitive to use to study the mind. B) Laws were passed in the 1600s that made studying the mind illegal. C) Few people were interested in the mind and behavior prior to the 20th century. D) The zeitgeist of the 1600s prevented people from believing that science could be applied to the study of the mind.