Most of the early social psychologists arrived in the U.S. from
a. Asia.
b. Europe.
c. Australia.
d. South America.
Answer: B
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According to Carl Rogers, the therapist's role was to:
a. provide specific programs for behavioral change b. elevate the client from a laziness that Rogers believed to be inborn c. help the client discover unconscious motives that are the root of the client's problem d. demonstrate understanding and positive regard
Emerging adulthood is a phenomenon that exists mainly in
a. third world countries. b. industrialized countries. c. socialist countries. d. global countries.
______ pioneered behavioral research into personality and argued that animals and humans should be subject to essentially similar laws.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).