Why is Muller v. Oregon (1908) considered a landmark case?
A. Its acceptance of social-science evidence rather than law cases and statutes
B. Its clarification of the insanity defense
C. Its emphasis on victim impact statements
D. Its refusal to allow expert testimony
A
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a. ?A-delta; C b. ?C; A-delta c. ?A-delta; A-delta d. ?C; C
Theresa Blake exhibits a pervasive pattern on extreme inability to act independently of her boyfriend, Roger. She is unable to take responsibility for her life choices and feels helpless when she is alone. Theresa will go to great lengths to avoid taking and/or assuming positions of responsibility and leadership in her job at the post office. Her indecision is much more extreme than just being indecisive or unable to decide what to have for lunch. What is so striking is Theresa’s inability to expedite decision-making without tremendous of advice and reassurance from Roger. These behaviors are indicative of _______________ personality disorder?
a) Avoidant b) Dependent c) Obsessive compulsive d) Histrionic
Within the family resemblance method of category formation, objects with few of the family features:
a. represent "good" members of the category b. represent "poor" members of the category c. are called prototypes or exemplars d. form the basic level for the concept hierarchy
The infant uses imperative gestures to get others to
a. notice the infant's ideas. b. expand pidgins into vocables. c. fulfill the infant's requests. d. initiate communication via telegraphic speech.