When Tara saw the lush green lawn, she remembered how dry the lawn had been the previous year. In the context of the four laws of association, Tara's behavior illustrates the law of _________

A child is observed using the Strange Situation procedure. The mother leaves the room, and then returns. When she returns, the child is extremely aggressive and hostile

There are many potential reasons for this type of behavior, but according to Ainsworth, what could be the difficulty? The child had some type of neurological injury in-utero. || The child had a disorganized-disoriented attachment. || The child was most likely abused. || The mother used meth while she was pregnant. || || ||

Regarding the use of hypnosis, which of the following statements is/are TRUE?

a. In one classic experiment, hypnotized participants showed significant memory improvement with only 20 percent of their new memories being incorrect. b. Information gained through hypnosis is more likely to be true if the hypnotized person seems very confident than if he or she expresses any degree of uncertainty. c. If a questioner asks misleading or suggestive questions, a hypnotized person tends to weave this information into his or her memories. d. All of these statements are true.