A counselor recommends that a client who has trouble sleeping at night remove her tv, desk, and computer from her bedroom; thus, the client must engage in all nonsleeping activities in other areas of her house. The behavioral technique is called

Evidence for the Westermark hypothesis (negative imprinting) comes from

(a) ethological work with chicks (b) Spitz's work in the Foundling Home (c) the very large number of marriages among former residents of the kibbutzim (d) the very small number of marriages among former residents of the kibbutzim

There is an accepted academic theory of intelligence that promotes common sense as a key facet of general intelligence

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.