Attending college, joining the military for a short stint, and traveling for an extended time before settling down all
a. postpone adulthood.
b. allow one's identity to develop and then become fixed at adulthood.
c. lead to lower levels of college attendance.
d. require that one's identity crisis be resolved in the teenage years.
A
You might also like to view...
You are starting a research project in which you wish to compare the everyday compulsive behavior of individuals not diagnosed with a mental disorder with the most common forms of compulsive behavior found in those diagnosed with OCD. What are the two most common forms of compulsion found in those so diagnosed?
a. eating and dressing b. escape and avoidance c. checking and cleaning d. counting and collecting
You are working with a clinical psychologist. He is showing you a series of pictures, and asking you to tell a story about each one. This test could be described as an ___________
a. a clinical checklist. b. a projective personality test. c. a structured clinical interview. d. an intelligence test.
All of the following are likely to reduce the rate of unprotected or risky sexual behavior in teens except
a. focusing on a single variable – encouraging young teens to abstain from sex. b. educating teens about the risks and methods of protecting against sexually transmitted infections. c. increasing levels of family communication about sexually transmitted infections. d. changing attitudes among the peer group, for example about the safeness of oral sex.
After prolonged and unpredictable stressful events, cortisol levels ____ and the feedback systems that control hormone levels in the brain may become ____
a. increase; dysfunctional b. decrease; more functional c. increase; more functional d. decrease; dysfunctional