What is the epigenetic approach to personality development?
A) A method similar to a q-sort procedure.
B) The idea that personality is relatively fixed, and does not change during adulthood.
C) The idea that the successful resolution of a personality stage is dependent on how well
one resolved earlier stages.
D) A way to assess how personality development is influenced by major life events, such as
parenthood.
C
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The diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is characterized by hyperactivity, attention deficit, and ________
Answer:
Suppose you are in the 87th percentile on a test. This means a. you are among the top 13 students in the class
b. 87% of the students got a score lower than yours. c. you got 87% of the test items correct. d. 87% of the students got a score higher than yours.
Aaron's home was destroyed in a tornado a week ago. Right after the tornado, Aaron had difficulty sleeping and had frequent nightmares about tornadoes when he did go to sleep. He also experienced difficulty concentrating at work and became visibly nervous whenever he saw the wind blowing harder than a breeze. Three weeks after the tornado, Aaron appears to be settling down and is sleeping better
and able to function at work like before the tornado. Aaron suffered from a(n) __________ disorder. a. post-traumatic stress b. generalized anxiety c. somatoform pain d. acute stress
Which of the following activities would typically be difficult for a child with cerebral palsy?
A) hearing B) seeing C) speaking D) smelling