The typical 3-year-old might believe that she can run as fast as her 6-year-old sister can

Secondary drives are best explained as what?

A) Drives that are learned by the association with satisfaction of primary drives B) The original feelings that lead to future behavior C) Acquired responses to situations that are in no way similar to the original situation that induced a certain feeling D) Drives associated with adult preferences for sophistication in food, fashion, etc.

Providing extensive family services and an array of psychological treatments is characteristic of as a treatment for disruptive behavior disorders

a. multifactorial therapy b. multisystemic treatment c. social and academic skills training d. residential treatment