Lulu sees a professional once a month to manage the medication she is taking to help alleviate the symptoms of her anxiety disorder. The type of therapy Lulu is undergoing is called __________
a) psychotherapy.
b) biomedical therapy.
c) physical therapy.
d) electroconvulsive shock therapy.
b
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Ion selectivity is a feature of a. both ion channels and ion pumps. b. neither ion channels nor ion pumps. c. ion channels, but not ion pumps
d. ion pumps, but not ion channels.
Zayrina often gets frustrated when she speaks. Her words are halting, and she has trouble speaking about abstract ideas such as love or justice. Based on this, you can conclude that Zayrina has sustained damage to
A. the Geschwind striatum. B. Wernicke's area. C. the hippocampus. D. Broca's area.
Why is voluntary reaching and grasping not present at birth?
a. Because it requires visual-motor coordination b. Infants can do voluntary reaching and grasping at birth. c. Because they cannot see the objects d. Infants do not find the environment interesting enough to motivate the actions.
While watching television you see a magician perform a trick in which he appears to pass a long needle through his arm. A trickle of blood makes the illusion look especially realistic. Although rationally you know what you saw was an illusion,
you still react with fear as if it were your own arm being pierced. What term would a psychologist use to describe your reaction while watching this illusion? a) contingency b) insight learning c) operant conditioning d) vicarious consequences