Kernberg views antisocial personality in terms of a failure in early childhood to develop a sense of constancy and unity in one's image of oneself and others.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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How long does a synaptic message last? a. It lasts no more than a few milliseconds
b. It lasts about one-tenth of a second. c. It lasts about one second. d. The duration varies greatly from one to another.
People in an experiment read a passage and then are asked to identify a list of statements that the passage may or may not have contained. The people are good at recognizing statements with the same meaning as the ones that they have heard, but they cannot identify the exact wording of these statements. This is due to ____.?
a. ?chunking b. ?dual-coding theory c. ?inadequate rehearsal d. ?semantic encoding
Information that travels the “fast pathway” through the brain starts in the __________ and ends in the __________.
A. thalamus; cortex B. thalamus; amygdala C. amygdala; thalamus D. cortex; thalamus E. amygdala; cortex
Tillman Betsch is associated with the ______.
a. value-account model b. implicit subtraction model c. implicit addition model d. subliminal priming model