Chinese and Japanese young adults consider mate selection within the context of their other relationships and responsibilities to others.

Classical conditioning

A) people distinguished by cultural heritage
B) distinct periods which occur in an orderly sequence
C) theory of psychosocial development
D) the building blocks of heredity
E) subjects who do not receive treatment
F) stimulus, response, consequence
G) similar behavior in same-age peers
H) first year of life
I) number ranging from +1.00 to -1.00
J) standardized intelligence test
K) relationships between living organisms and their environment
L) begins in the third year of life
M) quantities that can change over time
N) decreases undesired behavior
O) modify existing schema
P) attitudes and ideologies of a culture
Q) increases desired behavior
R) Pavlov bell-and-pad treatment
S) study of how behaviors specific to a species help them adapt
T) tabula rasa

Critics of the humanistic approach to personality claim each of the following except it ________.

A) fosters self-centeredness and narcissism
B) reflects Western values of individual achievement rather than universal human potential
C) focuses too much on universal human potential rather than individual achievement
D) fails to take into account the evil in human nature

Are there differences in neurotransmitter expression between people?

A) Applied
B) Biological
C) Learning
D) Phenomenological
E) Psychoanalytic
F) Trait

What is the genetic complement of all cells in the human body,except sex cells

A)  23 chromosomes 
B)  46 chromosomes 
C)  23 recessive genes and 23 dominant genes 
D)  46 pairs of chromosomes

A psychologist examines six personality tests. She suspects that four of the tests are really measuring the same personality trait and that the other two measure another personality trait. What kind of research should the psychologist conduct to test her hypothesis?

A) A field study
B) A case study
C) Factor analysis
D) Idiographic research

The anal stage of development can be used as a weapon by a child against his or her parents.

According to Maslow, a man who has satisfied his physiological and safety needs will probably become highly aware of his need for

A) friends and a romantic relationship.
B) self-respect.
C) respect from his peers.
D) self-actualization.