Nicole recently had her first child. Afterwards, she felt somewhat depressed for about 10 days, after which, she felt like her old self again. Which of the following is true?
a. Nicole had postpartum depression (PPD).
b. Nicole experienced a "break with reality" due to PPD.
c. What Nicole experienced is unusual because most new mothers only experience positive emotions.
d. Nicole likely had the baby blues.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
The process of removing identifying information from data sets is known as ____
a. privacy b. anonymity c. confidentiality d. de-identification
The rich history of people's experiences prior to entering an experiment, makes it difficult to demonstrate the necessity of behavioral discrepancy for human learning. Still, it is possible to capture the concept by stating that people are most likely to learn in those situations where environmental events are
a. predictable.
b. random.
c. surprising.
d. evoking.
e. contiguous.
In the study of the effects of enriched environments on the development of rats,
the most enriched environment was a (a) cage with another, older rat (b) cage with other rats of the same age as the experimental subject (c) large area with soil, a log, other objects, and other rats (d) sort of merry-go-round apparatus called a running wheel, but with lights and sounds