The more than 24 percent increase in the number of nonliving donors from 2003 to 2006 appears to have resulted primarily from
a. the Uniform Determination of Death Act (UDDA)
b. the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act (UAGA)
c. the National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA)
d. the work of the National Donor Family Council (NDFC)
e. the Organ Donor Breakthrough Collaborative
E
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Ethical considerations take into account:
a. the rights of the research participant. b. the rights of the experimenter. c. the responsibilities of the experimenter. d. all of these
Edith's strange behavior has led her daughter Anne to consider institutionalizing her. Edith's mother and grandmother were both institutionalized in their lifetimes and Anne has already sought psychiatric help
Edith's strange behavior BEST fits the ______ model of abnormality. a. psychoanalytic c. intrapersonal b. biological d. cognitive-behavioral
Both __________ and __________ emphasize nature and nurture
A) behaviorism; ethology B) social learning theory; evolutionary developmental psychology C) sociocultural theory; the dynamic systems perspective D) behaviorism; ecological systems theory
The diagnostic criteria of premenstrual dysphoric disorder include behavioral changes during the week before menstruation begins. Among the symptoms are suddenly feeling sad or tearful, sensitivity to rejection, feelings of hopelessness, difficulty concentrating, change in appetite or sleep patterns, and lack of energy. Based on these symptoms, it is reasonable to infer that premenstrual dysphoric disorder is classified as:
A. a mood disorder. B. an anxiety disorder. C. a somatic symptom disorder. D. a dissociative disorder.