A baby learns that when he is hungry, food is provided, and when he is in pain, he is cuddled and comforted. Erik Erikson suggested that this baby would be developing a sense of ________

Mary and her husband made a great deal of money recently through the sale of their business, though they come from families of little education or money. They moved to a beautiful new home in a neighborhood well known for the wealth and high social status of its residents. The neighbors have been very unfriendly to them, ignore their attempts to make friends, and talk badly to each other about

the new family in the neighborhood. This is an example of ____ aggression. a. ?relational b. ?defensive c. ?instrumental d. ?maternal

Alvin wins the hog-calling contest at the county fair. When a reporter asks him the secret of his success, Alvin replies, "I was just lucky, I guess!" According to Rotter's expectancy theory, Alvin's explanation reflects ____

a. ?that he is an external b. ?that he is an internal c. ?high self-efficacy d. ?learned helplessness