If a person has kleptomania, he or she has an uncontrollable tendency to:

a) Set fires.
b) Tell lies.
c) Compulsively wash.
d) Steal things.


d

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What two approaches from neuroscience converge on the conclusion that there are two separate systems involved in long-term memory?

A. computer simulations of automatization and mathematical algorithms for storage strategies B. data from brain scan technology and studies of adults with brain damage C. data from long-term clinical studies and surveys of children D. data from clinical studies that administered psychotropic medications to incarcerated felons and observations of adolescent behavior

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What is most often true for transsexual people who take cross-sex hormones? a. If they choose to stop taking hormones, changes up to that point are permanent

b. If they choose to stop taking hormones, some changes will be reversible and some will be permanent. c. If they decide to stop taking hormones, they will experience serious side effects because their hormones will no longer be in balance. d. If they decide to stop taking hormones, all of the changes will be reversed.

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An emotion is a feeling made up of:

a. anger, fear, or happiness b. having a subjective feeling and objectively learned behavioral responses c. appraising a stimulus, having a subjective feeling, physiological responses, and overt behavior d. facial expressions which convey social signals and social needs and physiological responses

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An intelligence quotient is a(n):

a. midpoint in a set of intelligence test scores that is computed after the scores are ordered from the highest to the lowest. b. measure of the variability of intelligence test scores that is computed by taking every score in the distribution and determining how much it differs from the mean. c. statistical estimate of the proportion of the total variance in intelligence that is attributable to genetic differences among individuals within a group. d. measure of intelligence originally computed by dividing a person's mental age by his or her chronological age and multiplying the result by 100.

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