Injection of corticotropin-releasing hormone into the brain would be expected to result in __________.
A. a profound state of relaxation
B. increased beard growth in men
C. impaired fear responses
D. behavioral signs of anxiety
Answer: D
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a. ?alleviation of abnormal behavior b. ?reduction of media violence c. ?identification of the characteristics that are most potent d. ?identification of factors that influence locus of control e. ?identification of the observable referents of self-efficacy
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a. initiation b. status c. affection d. bonding
Which of the following statements is true of acute stress disorder?
A) It occurs six months after a traumatic event and tends to persist. B) People with acute stress disorder become physically weak with multiple organ failures. C) People with acute stress disorder can go on to experience posttraumatic stress disorder. D) It was formerly termed multiple personality disorder.
At what age is a child typically first able to run easily, climb on furniture unaided, pick up small objects, and throw a small ball while standing?
A) 18–24 months B) 2–3 years C) 3–4 years D) 4–5 years