Sue feels she must be competent, adequate, and successful in everything she does. Since this is impossible she feels worthless as a human being. Ellis and Harper would say her problem arises from ________
a. irrational beliefs
b. faulty expectations
c. faulty personal "tapes"
d. faulty response cues
Answer: a
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(See Figure 10.5)
The structure labeled number 1 in this illustration is known as a ____________________, which will develop into the ____________________ in males and into the ____________________ in females.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The overall conclusion of the Experience Sampling Method (ESM) research with regard to middle childhood is that it is a time of remarkable ____
a. contentment and emotional stability b. agitation and feelings of being tense c. unhappiness and emotional instability d. depression and anxiety
What is the third point of the humanistic argument about happiness?
A. Happiness can be achieved through self-growth. B. Happiness is receiving positive assessments from others which in turn encourages optimism and joy. C. Happiness can be achieved through self-growth. D. Happiness is related to one’s level of self-esteem
In traditional cultures, coming-of-age rituals for young men often require them to demonstrate proficiency in warfare, hunting, and fishing because ____
a. they are required by national law b. boys cannot perform these tasks c. men are physically stronger than women d. daily life often requires these skills