Sue has very high arousal (stress) this week. According to the inverted-U function, her performance in class will probably be:
a. the best of her life
b. good
c. excellent
d. poor
d
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a. express their frustrations openly. b. accept the terminal nature of their illness. c. follow structured and predictable daily schedules. d. restrict their intake of high calorie foods.
We are LESS likely to help our friends
A) who are similar to us. B) who have low self-esteem. C) after personal success. D) when this would make them perform better than us on a task we care about.
Jake is an autistic 8-year-old boy whose parents have just been informed that their son will be placed in a regular classroom and provided with whatever special support he needs. Jake's parents should
A. insist on a special education classroom since research suggests this is best for autistic children B. consider changing schools because it is obvious that Jake's school knows nothing about the needs of autistic children C. be relieved that Jake's autism must be very mild since the school would not place a child with significant autistic deficits in a regular classroom D. be pleased since research suggests that regular classroom placement is best for autistic children
The ______ were a “banner decade”in the history of schizophrenia.
a. 1820s b. 1850s c. 1870s d. 1920s