Psychosurgery has been used successfully for all of the following except __________
a. depression.
b. anxiety.
c. obsessions.
d. schizophrenia.
d
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Many have argued that Milgram's classic research on obedience to authority was unethical. Indeed, Milgram's research provided much of the impetus for the implementation of ethics committees and research review boards in universities. Why? What was the chief complaint?
a. None of the participants were ever fully debriefed. b. The so-called "learner" could have been seriously physically injured. c. The so-called "learner" had a heart condition, and more precautions should have been taken to prevent possible permanent damage to his heart. d. Participants could have experienced intense, long-term emotional, or psychological trauma.
Milton frightens his family with his wild talking and frantic activity. Confined in a mental hospital for several days, he becomes completely immobile. He takes awkward postures for hours on end and allows himself to be "arranged" by others. With what symptoms of schizophrenia is Milton presenting?
a. disorganized symptoms c. catatonic symptoms b. bipolar symptoms d. paranoid symptoms
The normal development of a male locked in an Oedipal rivalry would be expected to occur when
a. he finds a substitute source of sexual gratification. b. his superego overpowers the sexual impulses of his id. c. he identifies with his father and accepts his values. d. he becomes fixated at the phallic stage of development.
What is the difference between activities of daily living (ADLs) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)?
A. ADLs are the more basic self-care functions. B. IADLs are the more basic self-care functions. C. ADLs usually require more complex chains of related tasks. D. ADLs are usually performed in public while the IADLs are performed in private.