Sexually transmitted diseases are examples of _____ that can cause abnormalities in fetal development.

Maggie was raised in an Irish-Catholic home; she is very proud of her heritage and pleased when she hears that other Irish-Catholics are successful. Being Irish-Catholic is part of Maggie’s __________ identity.

Jean Piaget used the term _____ to refer to organized patterns of thought and action that guide children’s interactions with the world.

Attitudes typically have a greater influence on behavior when we are aware of them and when they are strongly held.

Ariana was born with facial irregularities and a small, malformed brain. She later showed indications of a mental disability. It is most likely that Ariana’s abnormalities are the result of:

A researcher who is interested in the biological factors associated with personality would most likely use which of the following personality assessment methods?

Mylee is a college student studying relationships. After interviewing 122 dating couples, she noticed that a large number of these couples grew up together in the same neighborhood. This is not surprising to you because of your understanding of

In the video you were asked to watch about Harry Harlow, he presented infant monkeys with two “surrogate mothers.” One was a bare wire cylinder with a feeding bottle, and the other was a wire cylinder covered with soft terry cloth and no feeding bottle. The results of his experiments showed that:

The actions of the _____ are primarily directed by the pleasure principle.

The phenomenon of imprinting is most significant to the concept of