The _____ theory rejects claims that hypnosis is a true altered state of consciousness by demonstrating, through empirical research, that hypnotized behavior is largely a function of one's expectancies

When Julianne saw her mother scurrying to get everything ready for dinner, she said, "Mom, you have so many things to do, what can I do to help?" Julianne's ability to see that her mother's task was burdensome is best described as an example

of a. prosocial behavior. c. empathy. b. perspective-taking. d. moral reasoning.

A baby is born with an impairment of his left cerebral hemisphere, but it is not discovered until years later, when certain clues are pieced together. Which of the following is most likely to be one of those clues?

a. He has difficulty identifying colors. b. He has difficulty perceiving concepts and spatial relationships. c. He has difficulty learning to read. d. He has difficulty recognizing people's faces.