A useful tool for interpreting the correlations encountered in the media and the psychological literature is to square the correlations to obtain the

Erikson's stage of Trust vs. Mistrust is best described as the

A) first stage, in which a baby learns to either trust or mistrust that his or her needs will be taken care of. B) first stage, in which a baby trusts the mother and mistrusts the father. C) second stage, in which a child learns to trust themselves and mistrust the world. D) second stage, in which a child learns to either trust or mistrust his or her abilities. E) last stage, in which a person either forms a trustful or mistrustful bond with a partner.

Dr. Mellos is conducting research regarding the norms concerning personal space. Dr. Mellos is interested in the field known as

a. kinesics. b. ecopsychology. c. proxemics. d. ergonomics.