According to your textbook, which of the following has not been consistently demonstrated as an effective use of hypnosis?
A. Relief of pain from dental work
B. Reduced nausea after chemotherapy
C. Alleviating diarrhea
D. Help with recovering repressed memories
Answer: D
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To attempt to discover why some adolescents begin using drugs and alcohol, a social psychologist would most likely study the
A. effects of peer pressure and the influence of role models, such as rock or movie stars, on adolescents' decision-making processes. B. internal conflicts and struggles within substance-abusing adolescents. C. chromosomal pattern of substance abusers, in search of a genetic predisposition to substance abuse. D. personality profile of adolescents engaged in substance abuse.
What is the general trend in the number of taste buds across the lifespan?
a) Taste buds are completely developed at age 8, reach a total of 5,000, and begin declining in number around age 25. b) Throughout childhood, taste buds increase to a maximum of about 7,500, then they decline in number starting around age 40. c) Throughout childhood, taste buds develop until they reach a maximum of 5,000; at around age 60 they decline rapidly in number. d) Taste buds develop continuously throughout the lifespan, but they begin to decline rapidly at around age 50 when the number can be cut in half to as little as 1,000.
Professionals working in the subfield of ________ psychology are involved with studying factors that affect the company or corporation as a whole, rather than on the individuals who work for them
a. organizational b. clinical c. experimental d. developmental
Which of the following accurately describes the primacy effect?
A. Humans are better able to recall information than primates. B. Information presented first in a list is better recalled. C. Priming of information improves recall. D. Information is frequently forgotten from short-term memory.