Sam is aggressive to people, destroys his neighbor's property, and constantly steals and lies to his parents and others. Sam is likely to have a
A. antisocial personality disorder.
B. neurocognitive disorder.
C. conduct disorder.
D. oppositional defiant disorder.
Answer: C
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What will be an ideal response?
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An important lesson learned from the Stanford Prison Experiment and highlighted in the Schlesinger Report was
a. how passive prison guards can become. b. that prisoners tend to become violent. c. that stress can be prevented with relaxation. d. that criminals are difficult to detect. e. how stressful situations can rapidly affect personality.
Paul is Native American, was raised on a reservation, and then left the reservation for college. He is proud of his Native American roots and participates in many of its traditions. He also identifies with mainstream American values. This illustrates:
A) assimilation. B) integration. C) marginality. D) separation.