The two stable dimensions of parental behavior discussed in your text are level of control, and provision of needed essentials

Phyllis goes out on a date and kisses a young man. Later, she finds out that he has AIDS. She fears that she might get the disease. However, there is no scientific, documented proof of AIDS being passed to another through saliva

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

Researchers (Isen & Levin, 1972) found that mall shoppers who found dimes were more likely to help a stranger pick up papers he had dropped. These results suggest that

a. participants thought the money belonged to the man and wanted to return it. b. finding a dime put people in a good mood and increased their helping. c. finding a dime instead of a quarter disappointed people, and this negative mood increased helping. d. thinking happy thoughts enhances both mood and helping.