Regarding studies of sexually active teenagers and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Nearly 90 percent of the teenage girls in one study thought that they had no chance of getting an STD, but one in four got chlamydia or gonorrhea within the next 18 months.
b. A study of sexual relationships at a Midwestern high school found that a student
havingsex with only one person had indirect contact with dozens or even hundreds of others.
c. Many people who carry STDs remain asymptomatic.
d. It is almost impossible for a person to have an STD without knowing it.
D
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Why might negative emotions produce moral behavior, according to both contemporary and psychoanalytic explanations?
A. Acting badly produces a rebound effect, in which people then want to act morally. B. The experience of both morality and contempt are closely linked in nearby brain structures. C. Children may act in moral, prosocial ways to avoid feelings of personal distress or guilt. D. Negative emotions spur the id to "challenge" the superego to enact moral behavior.
Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) is similar to traditional psychoanalysis in that:
A) clients and analysts sit facing each other during ITP. B) analysts using IPT do not attempt to foster insight into the unconscious. C) IPT is less intensive than is traditional psychoanalysis. D) IPT focuses more on improving current relationships than does traditional psychoanalysis.
The main disadvantage of the case study method of research is that
a. it is not very rich in details. b. it is tough to use in mental health settings. c. it is difficult to generalize the results. d. it is limited to one person per study.
Mara should be able to put on her own clothes by the time she is
A) 6 months old. B) 1 year old. C) 1? years old. D) 2 years old.