Consider a family consisting of a mother, father, and the following children: Ben, a 17-year-old son; Clarissa, a 15-year-old daughter; and Emil, a 14-year-old son. Generally, who is most likely to be assigned tasks such as washing laundry?
A. Ben
B. Clarissa
C. The father
D. Emil
Answer: B
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Roughly ____ percent of young adults in the United States of America return to live in their parents' house at least once after moving out
a. 25 b. 33 c. 50 d. 75
Ron is an avid reader. He has a large vocabulary because every time he comes across a word he doesn't know, he looks it up in the dictionary. Ron encounters "wanderlust" in a novel, reaches for the dictionary, and finds out this word means "desire to travel." The process of looking up unfamiliar words increases Ron's
A. lexicon. B. parser. C. syntactical capacity. D. mental set.
When anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski soundly critiqued Freud's father-centered theory by describing the family practices of the Trobriand Islanders of New Guinea, he was showing the value of the ________ perspective
a. sociocultural b. cognitive c. humanistic d. psychodynamic
Modern psychoanalysis differs from classical (Freudian) psychoanalysis in that there is now
A. more emphasis placed on the influence of unconscious instincts. B. less emphasis on the problem-solving powers of the ego. C. a more active role on the part of the therapist and a focus on conflicts in social relationships. D. less emotional support given to clients.