A frequency distribution differs from other graphs in that the y-axis represents _____, rather than the value of a ________
a. frequency, dependent variable
b. frequency, independent variable
c. dependent variable, frequency
d. independent variable, frequency
a
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As Delia and her mother are out shopping, they watch as another shopper accidentally drops her basket of groceries all over the floor. Delia's mother tells her to wait while she assists the lady, and proceeds to help pick up all of the dropped groceries. At school the next day, Delia assists a classmate who dropped her books on the way into class in the same manner. In this case, Delia's mother
has helped inspire prosocial behavior by a. induction of prosocial acts. b. providing Delia an opportunity to behave prosocially. c. disciplinary practices that reward prosocial behavior d. modeling prosocial behavior.
The range and the standard deviation are both measures of distance
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The object relations theoretical perspective on moral development has revised Freud's original thinking in what way?
a. Morality is now considered primarily a new series of defense mechanisms against anxiety. b. Moral development is viewed as almost entirely cognitive; the role of emotion is much less than Freud thought. c. Moral development is seen as emerging earlier than Freud thought, in the context of the first close, emotional bonds with a caregiver. d. Morality is seen as developing after latency, during the reawakening of Oedipal and Electra fantasies that accompany puberty.
Famous neoanalysts such as Karen Horney and Erik Erikson differ from earlier psychodynamic practitioners in that they:
A) emphasized on environmental influences and the learning of habits through repetition. B) focused less on unconscious processes and more on conscious choice and self-direction. C) focused on the evolution of behavior in order to understand the human psyche. D) believed that people perceive separate pieces of information as integrated wholes.