Assessment: Which personality factor is most strongly associated with aggression?

Social Psychology: Each of the following individuals behaved aggressively, and each was punished for his or her aggression. For which person will the indicated punishment have the best chance of successfully reducing aggression?

Cognitive Psychology: Perception is essential for:

Social Psychology: Deviation from group norms is generally tolerated better if a group is seen as:

Multicultural: Jeremy, Simone, and Emily are working collaboratively to solve their fifth grade geometry problems. Their teacher, Ms. Greta, stays after class to help them with the first five. While providing hints for solving the remaining ten, the three students are required to complete the rest on their own. The contextualist approach to learning in which temporary support or guidance is provided by Ms. Greta is referred to as:

Social Psychology: An important part of people’s self-worth is derived from group membership, according to:

Theories: For Freud, the most important motivator of human behavior is:

Social Psychology: The defining characteristic of aggression is that the aggressor:

Theories: Which of the following statements best demonstrates healthy unconditional self-acceptance, according to REBT?

Ethics: When engaged in an ethical decision-making process, it often helps if you: