If an infant is described as having a low activity level, reacts negatively to new situations, and has few positive or negative emotions, he or she may be categorized as having what type of temperament?

Regarding false memories, which of the following statements is FALSE?

a. People in Elizabeth Loftus' "smashed car" experiments who had false memories were often quite upset to learn that they had given false "testimony.". b. False memories occur because new information "overwrites" existing memories. c. Because people cannot remember the source of a memory, it can lead witnesses to "remember" a face that they actually saw somewhere other than the crime scene. d. False long-term memories are a common problem in police work.

The difference between Jung's theory and Freud's theory is that Jung

a. didn't emphasize the sexual instincts. c. was not interested in the unconscious. b. was not a psychiatrist. d. did not believe in archetypes.