"The sky is raining because it is sad" is an example of

A) egocentrism.
B) artificialism.
C) animism.
D) conservation.

If you started to choke in the college cafeteria, research indicates that you would be most likely to get help if __________

A) there were only a few other people present in the cafeteria.
B) the cafeteria was very crowded.
C) you were very physically attractive.
D) you were the same age as most other people in the cafeteria.

Which statement best describes antisocial personalities

A)  Antisocial personalities are, by definition, violent criminals. 
B)  Antisocial personalities tend to have an excessively high tolerance for frustration. 
C)  Although they may be superficially charming, antisocial personalities rarely experience genuine affection for anyone. 
D)  Antisocial personalities act as they do out of terror of punishment or humiliation.

According to Mead,the stage where children begin to take on the roles of others is the

A) game stage.
B) play stage.
C) preparatory stage.
D) socialization stage.

Which of the following statements is true about femme porn?

A) It typically involves more men than women in their production.
B) It usually has female leads or dominant characters.
C) It portrays sex between women rather than between a man and a woman.
D) It is less reflective of women's erotic fantasies and focuses more on biases against women.

"Let's just do away with diagnoses," says a clinician. "All we do is make things worse." That clinician's viewpoint is:

A) shared by a strong majority of those working in the area of abnormality.
B) shared by almost no one working in the area of abnormality.
C) shared by some of those working in the area of abnormality.
D) represented in DSM-5, which does not require a specific diagnosis.

After experiencing prolonged and seemingly inescapable physical abuse from her husband,Kayla became increasingly depressed and hopelessly resigned to her suffering. Her reaction best illustrates

A) the spotlight effect.
B) neuroticism.
C) learned helplessness.
D) defensive self-esteem.