Martin Seligman's theory of learned helplessness was developed after studying women in abusive relationships

Knowing that a person falls into some social category, we might assume that he or she possesses certain traits, and that everyone in this category possesses these traits. This is an example of

A) reliance on central traits. B) a situational attribution. C) projection. D) a stereotype. E) consensus cues.

The biopsychosocial model assumes that

A) behavior often can only be fully explained by combining multiple perspectives. B) biological factors are more important than social factors in determining behavior. C) all living organisms form social groups, based on their physical and psychological needs. D) the simplest explanation for behavior is usually best.