When the repression of memories becomes very severe and also involves a loss of access to one's own personal identity, it is a psychological disorder called __________.
A. neurosis
B. somatization
C. dissociation
D. disaffiliation
Answer: C
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a. result in similar levels of distress and physical illness. b. are a more common source of stress than everyday hassles. c. have different effects on physical illness. d. are related to psychological, but not physical, illness.
For Tolman, ____ was the same as ____.
a. molar behavior; learned behavior b. molecular behavior; purposive behavior c. molar behavior; purposive behavior d. purposive behavior; reinforced behavior
When a parent is talking on a telephone and suddenly turns toward the baby crying in the other room, ____ has occurred
a. ?sensory reduction b. ?habituation c. ?the orienting reflex d. ?classical conditioning
In comparison to traditional psychoanalysts, neoanalysts place less emphasis on
a. conscious choice. c. scientific research. b. unconscious processes. d. psychotherapy.