In Rosenhan's study, who recognized the pseudopatients as not having a
psychological problem?
(a) the psychologists but not the psychiatrists (b) the psychiatrists but not
the psychologists
(c) the psychiatric social workers (d) the ward interns
(e) the real mental patients
E
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a. internal validity b. external validity c. construct validity of the cause d. construct validity of the effect
Benzodiazepines are used to treat _____ and facilitate the functions of _____, the major inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain. When this neurotransmitter binds to its receptor site, the inside of the neuron becomes more _____ and thus is less likely to fire.
A) depression; glutamate; positive B) anxiety; glutamate; negative C) depression; GABA; positive D) anxiety; GABA; negative
"Hey! It's too crowded in here! Stop shoving! Boy, I can't wait 'til I'm free! I'm going to flow across that synapse and find the perfect receptor for me and you guys won't fit." "Oh yeah! You'd better hope you connect soon or else you'll be sucked back into this crowded room again!" This conversation is taking place among
A. postsynaptic potentials. B. dendrites connected to a neuron. C. sodium ions in an axon. D. neurotransmitter molecules in a vesicle.
Individuals with high self-esteem are likely to
a. do better in school b. generally attribute their successes to good fortune c. deny responsibility for their failures d. hold particularly high aspirations