When people can laugh at their mistakes, they can cope with
a. less stress. c. little stress.
b. more stress. d. none of these.
B
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b. Broca's aphasia. c. transcortical sensory aphasia. d. conduction aphasia.
Which of the following best describes the brain physiology related to decision making?
A. Decision-making ability is localized to a single brain structure. B. Decision-making ability is localized to three separate brain structures. C. Decision-making ability is controlled by a single brain circuit. D. Decision-making ability is controlled by three separate brain circuits.
In the “Focus on Research” in the clinical chapter, research by Rosenhan (1973) was presented in which people were admitted to psychiatric wards. This research demonstrated that
a. false negatives can interfere with treatment and improvement b. false positives are extremely rare occurrences c. false negatives usually occur in clinical settings and hospitals d. false positives can bias the way people are viewed and treated
__________ are schools attended primarily by adolescents
a) Primary b) Secondary c) Tertiary d) Post-secondary