The view that pain messages may not get through to the brain when the "switchboard" (that transmits pain messages) becomes "flooded" is termed
a. gate theory. c. frequency theory.
b. opponents process theory. d. acupuncture.
A
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Which of the following best characterizes Freud's position on the nature-nurture issue?
a. He emphasized nurture more than nature. b. He emphasized nature more than nurture. c. He emphasized both nature and nurture equally. d. He did not really take a stand on this issue.
In Lambert and Ogles's (2004) conceptualization of common factors in psychotherapy, risk taking and mastery are
a. excluded. b. considered support factors. c. considered learning factors. d. considered action factors.
The scientific method applies to developing surveys as well as to developing and validating
a. test blueprints. b. psychological tests. c. test plans. d. strategies for test taking.
In Pavlov's studies, the salivation of dogs in response to food in their mouths is the
a. unconditioned stimulus b. unconditioned response c. stimulus d. conditioned response