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 \n(A)Generalized anxiety  \n(B)Major depression  \n(C)Hypochondriasis  \n(D)Histrionic  \n(E)Posttraumatic stress  \n5.Which of the following theoretical frameworkswould argue most strongly that a healthy childwill choose what is good for his or her growth?(A)Social learning theory(B)Psychoanalytic(C)Behavioral(D)Humanistic(E)Psychodynamic  \n6.The ability to choose specific stimuli to learnabout,while filtering out or ignoring otherinformation,is called(A)selective attention(B)subliminal perception(C)time-sharing(D)masking(E)shadowing  \n7.Atwo-year-old child is frightened by a small dog.A few weeks later the same child sees a cat andbecomes frightened.The child's reaction is mostlikely an example of which of the following?  \n(A)Stimulus discrimination  \n(B)Second-order conditioning  \n(C)Stimulus generalization  \n(D)Sensory preconditioning  \n(E)Spontaneous recovery  \n8.A researcher asks elementary,junior high,seniorhigh,and college students to define the term\"cheating,\"and analyzes differences in theirdefinitions across age groups.This is an exampleof which type of study?(A)Longitudinal(B)Sequential(C)Cross-sectional(D)Case study(E)Observational  \n9.Rudolph spends hours painting in his studio,even though he sells few pictures.Which ofthe following explains Rudolph's creativeproductivity? 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