The work of Albert Bandura regarding modeling helps us to understand the development of psychopathology because it demonstrates that animals
a. can learn patterns of behavior by observing others.
b. must learn through direct experience such as classical or operant conditioning.
c. will only learn behavior patterns if they are reinforced by consistent rewards.
d. acquire pathological traits by imitating the actions of others.
Question 2
In a study by Levy, Slade, Kunkel, & Kasl (2002), individuals between the ages of 50 and 94 who had positive views about themselves as well as positive attitudes toward aging
a. had different brain structures from those without such positive attitudes.
b. lived seven and a half years longer than those without such positive attitudes.
c. were found to be less likely to have heart disease.
d. were found to be more likely to be involved with positive community activities.
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