Walter Lippmann questioned whether intelligence tests actually measured “intelligence” and whether intelligence was determined by heredity or through life experiences--a question that came to be known as the ______.

A mother who has tragically lost a daughter in a car accident spends her days rehearsing "if onlys." "If only I had made her stay home that night"; "If only she had taken Route 78 instead of Route 22";

"If only I had offered to chauffeur her instead of letting her drive herself." The mother is engaging in the process known as a. counterfactual thinking. b. blaming the victim. c. the availability heuristic. d. the self-fulfilling prophecy.

It is harder to distinguish motives from presses for psychological needs than for physical needs

Indicate whether the statement is true or false