Anatomical and brain-imaging studies have revealed that people with schizophrenia tend to have:
a. larger ventricles in the brain
b. malformations in the occipital and temporal lobes
c. fewer neurons that actively secrete serotonin
d. all of these choices
A
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Of the following, the correlation coefficient that indicates the weakest relationship between the two variables being measured is
a. +0.95. b. -0.69. c. +0.01. d. -4.50.
In a typical "catch 22" situation, women who are independent, aggressive, and unemotional may be considered "unhealthy" even though women who are vain, emotional, dependent and irrational (all "feminine" traits in our culture) may be classified as having a histrionic or dependent personality disorder. This example of gender bias in judging normality
a. occurs because women are genetically predisposed to emotional dysfunction more so than are men. b. occurs because the standards set for males are higher than those for females. c. occurs because the standards for judging normality tend to be based on males. d. occurred in the 1950s but does not occur today.
As Tanner and Patti sit in the living room one night, they watch four-year-old daughter Ellie come into the living room, pick up a book, and say "Baggy dog needs some milk.". It is clear to her parents that Ellie is sleepwalking. She must be in Stage ____ of sleep
a. REM c. 2 b. 1 d. 3 or 4
Mothers of securely attached infants:
a. are more likely to be affectionate to their children. b. respond more sensitively to their babies' social behaviors. c. provide more predictable caregiving. d. all of these