Dr. Nevolia has a client diagnosed with a somatoform disorder. She believes her client's disorder is due to a tendency to magnify her symptoms and allow false beliefs to dominate her thinking. Dr. Nevolia is probably a __________

Which of the following is a summary of the research on learning done by Edward Tolman?

a) Learning is a passive process that involves little, if any, cognitive processing. b) Learning involves higher cognitive functions and is therefore a skill of which only humans are capable. c) When experienced, insight can be generalized to new problems and is not likely to be forgotten. d) Learning is possible without immediate reinforcement; the newly acquired skill is often not displayed until it becomes necessary to do so.

A basic tenet of self-perception theory is that we infer our feelings from our behavior when

a. the reasons for our attitudes or feelings are ambiguous. b. the reasons for our attitudes or feelings are clear. c. we can easily identify external reasons for our feelings. d. we think about how others perceive us.