Four-year-old Paulie believes that his male cousin, Spencer, is now a girl because his hair has grown down to below his shoulders during the year since he last saw Spencer. This shows that Paulie
A) is likely to develop a homosexual orientation later in life.
B) clearly has a gender identity disorder.
C) clearly does not grasp the importance of sex-typed behavior.
D) has not developed an understanding of gender constancy.
D
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Dr. Alcott makes the following statement about Janet's depression: "Your depression may be due to your misperception of this unfortunate situation and your tendency to blame yourself for events that are beyond your control. What we need to do is help you to recognize and modify your irrational beliefs." Dr. Alcott's comments are characteristic of the ____
a. behavioral model c. humanistic model b. cognitive-behavioral model d. psychodynamic model
People high in unmitigated agency often
A. focus only on themselves. B. perform acts of altruism. C. have low scores on self-efficacy measures. D. perform random acts of kindness.
A major problem with natural selection as an adaptive mechanism is that it is slow
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which is not an example of a human services position?
a. Social work assistant b. Substance abuse counselor c. Assistant buyer d. Program coordinator