People do many different things to stay healthy. What do you do for good health? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer. You must write about what you do for good health, which is the cause. You must also write about the effect of what you do. | Actual Test 02 Lecture 12-17 Listen to a lecture in a psychology class. QbHI 252 6000 G000 2. What is the main topic of the lecture X Adolescent and adult life B The basis of attachment theory John Bowiby 0. The Harlow expenments 13 Why does the professor explain Bowiby and Harlow s scientific work Ä. To explain their importance in establishing attachment theory 8 To say that they were famous scientists c j To mention that they were the first to work on rhesus monkeys @ To show that deep-seeded attachments are important to understand 14 According to the professor what is true about rhesus monkeys a They are capable of human emotions. They are not subject to affectional bonds. Cc They are similar to humans in infantile stages Co. They are not interested in their mother s warmth. 5. What is the professor s opinion of the Harlow experiments a They were not as significant as the paper published by John Bowiby. They were unethical because they mistreated rhesus monkeys. Q They were important because they involved monkeys. They were important because they were tests that could not be done on humans 16 What can be interred about rhesus monkeys .a They are kind creatures. They will act abnormally if raised apart from their mothers. They do not like being used in scientific expenments. @ They are an endangered species. 17 According to the lecture which of the following are features of an affectional bond Check the correct answers in the box below Y No jr - --. A it is persistent rather than transitory. B It involves three particular people. C It Involves a relationship that is emotionally insignificant. D The Individual who formed the bond wants to remain physically close to the person with whom he has bonded. E The Individual will become happy if he rs separated from the person with whom the bond was formed F The person who formed the bond will always seek discomfort and emotional insecurity. 2S3 Actual Test 02 G00G Conversation 18-22 Listen to a conversation between a .
