Skinner's novel Walden Two describes :

Skinner's novel Walden Two describes
 
  A) individuals fighting the government for their freedom.
  B) a life in which self-reliance is of paramount importance, and independence abounds.
  C) a utopian community which operates on the principles of operant conditioning.
  D) a peaceful and idyllic life in a cabin on Walden Pond.
  E) a theoretical argument that although environments condition us, we are still free.

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Question 2

According to psychoanalytic therapy, _________ is a set of displacements.
 
  a. reaction formation
  b. behavior change
  c. resistance
  d. transference

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Question 3

Humanistic psychologists believe that people with _________ lives can benefit from processes that occur in therapy.
 
  a. problematic
  b. average
  c. very good
  d. All of these answers are correct.

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Question 4

The need for intimacy differs from the need for affiliation in its emphasis on closeness and open sharing with others.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Question 5

When low values on one dimension are associated with high values on another dimension, the correlation between the two variables is termed
 
  a. inadequate.
  b. inverse.
  c. qualified.
  d. substantive.

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Question 6

If you read your horoscope in the morning newspaper and feel strongly that it is a personal message about how to conduct your day, you may be experiencing the
 
  A) Barnum effect.
  B) tendency toward critical thinking.
  C) Zodiac Intervention.
  D) context of personality.
  E) Gullibility Effect.