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Bruno is typically shy,likes working on computers,and tends to worry about the future. Bruno's many unchanging characteristics across time and situations are referred to as his
A) self-schema.
B) ego.
C) personality.
D) working self-concept.
A) self-schema.
B) ego.
C) personality.
D) working self-concept.
On Jul 19, 2024
C
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After students graduate from college, what happens to their memory of a foreign language that they studied in college?
A) They continue to remember it without any loss for the rest of their lives.
B) Their memory fades for the first 3 to 6 years and remains fairly stable from then on.
C) Their memory fades gradually and steadily throughout the rest of their lives.
D) Their memory remains stable for the first 3 to 6 years and then begins to fade steadily from then on.
A) They continue to remember it without any loss for the rest of their lives.
B) Their memory fades for the first 3 to 6 years and remains fairly stable from then on.
C) Their memory fades gradually and steadily throughout the rest of their lives.
D) Their memory remains stable for the first 3 to 6 years and then begins to fade steadily from then on.
On Jul 18, 2024
B
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Each of the following is true about the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) except one. Which one?
A) It is among the most widely used psychological tests.
B) It provides a pattern of scores on a number of scales.
C) It provides test givers with an overall mental health score for each test-taker.
D) It is a self-report inventory.
A) It is among the most widely used psychological tests.
B) It provides a pattern of scores on a number of scales.
C) It provides test givers with an overall mental health score for each test-taker.
D) It is a self-report inventory.
On Jun 19, 2024
C
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Why is positive reinforcement more effective than punishment?
On Jun 18, 2024
A good answer would include the following key points:
-Positive reinforcement focuses on what a person (or animal) is doing well, instead of what she or he is not doing well. This is especially True with children, as it is easier to continue doing a desired behavior than it is to learn to behave differently.
-Reinforcing a desired behavior has the effect of strengthening that behavior.
-Punishing an undesired behavior stops that behavior in the short term but provides little information about what the desired behavior should be.
-Positive reinforcement focuses on what a person (or animal) is doing well, instead of what she or he is not doing well. This is especially True with children, as it is easier to continue doing a desired behavior than it is to learn to behave differently.
-Reinforcing a desired behavior has the effect of strengthening that behavior.
-Punishing an undesired behavior stops that behavior in the short term but provides little information about what the desired behavior should be.
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Four-year-old Klaus kind of understands that his grandfather is dead,but was a little worried that after he was buried,his grandfather might get hungry.Which cognitive aspect of death is Klaus struggling with?
A) Death is irreversible.
B) Death is universal.
C) Death is inevitable.
D) Death is nonfunctional.
A) Death is irreversible.
B) Death is universal.
C) Death is inevitable.
D) Death is nonfunctional.
On May 20, 2024
D
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Katie takes up two jobs because she thinks that working makes a person less idle. In which of the following intrinsic motives of career development does Katie believe?
A) Socialization
B) Public roles
C) The importance of self-identity
D) The work ethic
A) Socialization
B) Public roles
C) The importance of self-identity
D) The work ethic
On May 19, 2024
D