Which of the following factors are considered in a description of one's functional age?
a) Cognitive functioning
b) Physical and psychological well-being
c) Emotional/behavioral functioning
d) Their ability to recover from illness
Answer: b
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James said that "there is no such thing as a science of psychology."
a. True b. False
According to Thomas and Chess, children with easy temperaments:
a. become upset very easily and have difficulty accepting new experiences b. are generally shy and fearful of unfamiliar people c. are generally happy, but may show high levels of distress in new or unfamiliar situations d. are typically happy and readily establish daily routines
Personal rituals, such as counting to ten, meditating for a moment, and engaging in superstitious behaviors like crossing your fingers before moving ahead,
a. can be calming and prevent one from making decisions based on intensive emotions. b. are examples of a person using the representativeness heuristic. c. can lead to functional fixedness in problem-solving. d. are characteristic of eccentric, highly creative persons who are emotionally disturbed.
The normal development of a male locked in an Oedipal rivalry would be expected to occur when
a. he finds a substitute source of sexual gratification. b. his superego overpowers the sexual impulses of his id. c. he identifies with his father and accepts his values. d. he becomes fixated at the phallic stage of development.