Research shows that long-term success rates for efforts to quit smoking are about
a. 10%.
b. 25%.
c. 50%.
d. 80%.
B
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In Levinson's engagement-separateness task, men and women with successful careers may __________.
A) focus on ways they have acted destructively B) reduce their concern with achievement C) give up certain youthful qualities D) sustain a youthful subjective age
Which of the following is NOT one of the stages of development, according to the theory of Jean Piaget?
a. sensorimotor b. diffused operational thought c. formal operational thought d. concrete operational thought
Which of the following statements best summarizes the relationship between salience and stereotype formation?
a. Stereotypes can form simply on the basis of salience. b. Stereotypes cannot form simply on the basis of salience; an emotional or motivational force is also necessary. c. Stereotypes cannot form simply on the basis of salience; a first-hand interaction is also necessary. d. Salience is necessary for the formation of stereotypes.
One of the strongest predictors of the likelihood that an individual will develop schizophrenia is if:
A. an identical twin has schizophrenia B. a fraternal twin has schizophrenia C. a parent has schizophrenia D. the person already suffers from major depression