Even though Watson had formulated techniques to remove Albert's fears, he chose not to even though he knew Albert would soon be moving away. By today's APA standards, Watson's actions were __________
a) appropriate for a case study.
b) within the framework of time demands.
c) unethical.
d) typical of a good researcher.
c Explanation: It would be unethical to expose a child to that amount of discomfort, and
even more unethical to not "undo" the damage after the research was completed.
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Sarah is a medical student. She is examining the brain of a patient who had Alzheimer's. What would she notice about the brain as she examines it?
A. The brain is larger since it grows many tumors. B. The size of the brain is normal. C. The "creases" in the brain have gotten shallower. D. The brain is smaller because it has shrunk due to cell loss.
Lakeisha has a snake phobia and decides to see a behavioral therapist. Her therapist suggests systematic desensitization. What is the second step Lakeisha will take in her therapy?
a. touching a snake b. looking at pictures of a snake c. learning relaxation techniques d. being in the same room as a snake e. developing a fear hierarchy for snakes
__________are excessive, irrational fears of specific objects or situations, such as spiders, snakes, or heights
A) Delusions B) Specific phobias C) Hallucinations D) Psychomotor retardations E) Select
SCN stands for __________
a) stop control now. b) suprachiasmatic nucleus. c) serotonin controlled nucleus. d) sleep control nucleus.