A 13-year-old makes notable errors in accuracy on the Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test. This finding suggests:

A) drift.
B) psychasthenia.
C) organic brain impairment.
D) attention-deficit disorder.

Which of the following is most useful for helping survey researchers avoid false generalizations?

A) the case study
B) naturalistic observation
C) random sampling
D) operational definitions

The identity status characterized by a lack of commitment to any goals or values is:

A) achievement.
B) foreclosure.
C) diffusion.
D) moratorium.

Olivia is attending a birthday party with her friends. She is wearing a new dress that she recently bought from a boutique. She is quite self-conscious about how she's looking in the dress and is assuming that her friends are also scrutinizing her outfit. This scenario illustrates the concept of _____.

A) learned helplessness
B) imaginary audience
C) personal fable
D) social cognition

Kazbour and Bailey (2010) conducted a study to evaluate an intervention to increase the use of designated drivers in a bar. First, the researchers tracked the number of patrons serving as or being with a designated driver. The researchers then implemented a treatment to increase the use of designated drivers, and finally measured how many bar patrons used a designated driver after the intervention was removed. This is an example of a _____.

A) developmental research
B) cross-sectional study
C) reversal design
D) one-shot case study

In Anderson's ACT model,that part of declarative memory that is very highly activated at any particular moment is called ______ memory.

A) procedural
B) iconic
C) working
D) declarative

Even though Alicia was busy playing when her mother came to pick her up from her babysitter,she quickly ran to her mother,gesturing to be held.Alicia most clearly showed signs of

A) conservation.
B) stranger anxiety.
C) secure attachment.
D) egocentrism.