(07.02 MC)Which scenario reflects the feel-good, do-good phenomenon?

(07.05 MC)Study the table. Then answer the question that follows. A B C D Irrational ideas, distorted perceptions, and a loss of contact with reality Delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech and thoughts Flat affect, poor hygiene, social withdrawal Excess dopamine, enlarged ventricles in the brain, prenatal trauma Which of the groups includes the negative symptoms of schizophrenia?

(05.03 MC)In a 1998 study, researchers King et al. showed that children can develop fears by interacting with and imitating fearful parents. Which claim does this finding support?

(05.03 MC)A mother chimp was grooming her offspring. Another chimp watched her and then imitated the grooming behavior on another young chimp. Which of the following describes this behavior?

(05.02 MC)Study the table. Then answer the question that follows. A B C D Mrs. Thyberg’s students have a spring program they are preparing for. She gives her students a sticker for each stanza of the poem they memorize. Frances and his dad have been struggling to communicate lately. They agreed that if Frances talked back, he would lose his phone for one week. Ewan is potty training his daughter. He puts a sticker on a chart every time she successfully uses the toilet. When she has earned 10 stickers, they will go out for ice cream. Frankie earned a poor grade on his last report card. As a result, his parents made him attend additional study sessions at school. Which scenario from the chart is an example of positive punishment?

(07.04 MC)Since her car accident one week ago, Lita has been experiencing nightmares and flashbacks and cannot concentrate. She has been unable to go to work or leave her home. Which of the following disorders most closely reflects Lita’s experience?

(06.01 MC)An experiment on fundamental attribution error was conducted using 10 psychology graduate students. All subjects believed they were completing a group project with a student named June. The participants were randomly assigned to one of two conditions. In the first condition, participants were told that June was running late and would join the group later in the class period. In the second condition, participants were told June had a medical condition and would join the group shortly. At the end of the class period, all participants rated the work ethic of each group member. Who is the sample in this study?

(06.06 MC)Hidecki is attending a family celebration in his home country of Japan. During dinner, his cousin announces she is pregnant. Though Hidecki is surprised and uncomfortable, he smiles and gives his cousin a hug as is expected in his culture. Which concept explains Hidecki’s behavior?

(06.05 MC)Leslie was uncomfortable while eating dinner outside one evening. She put on her sweater when she realized her discomfort was related to being chilly. Her feeling of discomfort went away. Which theory of motivation is being described in this scenario?

(06.01 MC)An experiment on fundamental attribution error was conducted using 10 psychology graduate students. All subjects believed they were completing a group project with a student named June. The participants were randomly assigned to one of two conditions. In the first condition, participants were told that June was running late and would join the group later in the class period. In the second condition, participants were told June had a medical condition and would join the group shortly. At the end of the class period, all participants rated the work ethic of each group member. What is the dependent variable in this study?