Psychology discussion 6

There are some activities in life to which our attention returns again and again.

(Pg 106)

• True

• False

Interests and experiences are not often related. (pg 107 - 109)

• True

• False

People who do not reach out for new experiences are often unable to form satisfying interests. (pg 109)

• True

• False

Not all interests formed in childhood last a lifetime. (pg 110)

• True

• False

Few people develop new interests later in life. (pg 111)

• True

• False

Interests are rarely related to vocational choice. (pg 120)

• True

• False

A person's success in a certain occupation depends entirely upon the amount of interest he or she has in the occupation. (pg 120)

• True

• False

An interest test cannot determine positively whether you can succeed in a given occupation. (pg 122)

• True

• False

Interests and abilities are always related. (pg 123)

• True

• False

From the point of mental hygiene it is desirable to have a wide range of interests. (pg 127)

• True

• False