Emil Kraepelin specified ______ main groups of mental disorders
a. two c. six
b. four d. eight
A
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The effects of rubella on babies most clearly illustrate which of the major principles governing teratogenic effects?
A. dose B. genes C. cumulative effects D. timing of exposure
At low doses, nicotine produces pleasurable (and addictive) effects by stimulating
__________ receptors in the brain. a. acetylcholine b. dopamine c. serotonin d. glutamate e. GABA
Which perspective assumes that human behavior may have developed in certain directions because it served a useful function in preserving the species?
a) psychoanalysis b) behaviorism c) cognitive psychology d) evolutionary psychology
Due to the large amounts of time children in village and tribal cultures spend in contact with adult work,
A) assumption of adult roles is met with resistance from children. B) make-believe play is more complex and imaginative than in Western cultures. C) adults restrict children's activities to ones that they feel the child can safely perform. D) parents have little need to rely on conversation and play to teach children.