_____ Bjorkland and Rosenblum (2002) found that children often use more advanced strategies to solve arithmetic problems when the problems are presented in the context of a game than when problems are presented in an academic context

Claude had an unpleasant experience during his last visit to Dallas, Texas. He was approached by two men with strong Texas accents who wielded sharp knives, roughed him up, cracked a rib, and stole all his money

Ever since Claude was mugged, he has taken an instant dislike to anyone who speaks with a Texas twang. Claude's negative attitude toward Texas accents is most probably a result of a. instrumental conditioning. b. attitude accessibility. c. classical conditioning. d. cognitive dissonance reduction.

Bert is standing in a shopping mall when he begins having difficulty breathing. He feels his

heart pounding, feels weak and dizzy, and notices that he is perspiring heavily. He feels like he might be having a heart attack. At the very least, he senses he is losing control and is afraid that if he's not having a heart attack, he is going "crazy." Assuming that Bert is not having an actual heart attack, he is most likely suffering from ______. a. generalized anxiety disorder c. a panic attack b. a social phobia d. acute stress disorder