Bill has been diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia. Almost every day he stares blankly ahead at the TV. Bill is exhibiting
a) flat affect.
b) hypoemotionality.
c) hyperemotionality.
d) inappropriate affect.
A
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a. For people whose diet includes much seafood b. For people living in collectivist cultures c. For people living in northern climates d. For people who live in rural areas
Beatrice is an elementary school principle, a job she has held for four years. She was born in 1971, and relates very well to the parents of most of the children in her school. Beatrice is a. a member of the Lost generation. b. a Millennial
c. a Baby Boomer. d. a member of Generation X.
One day, a classmate with whom you've been trying to go out socially gives you her number on a napkin. (It was the only thing you had handy at the time.) Unfortunately, when you wash your jeans, you forget to take out the napkin, and now all you can piece together of the phone number are the first six digits. If you go to the phone and dial the first six digits plus "0", then dial the first six
digits plus "1", then dial the first six digits plus "2", etc. until you dial the correct number, you are solving the problem by a. using heuristics. b. rote. c. trial and error. d. insight.
A person who is suffering from disordered thinking, bizarre behavior, and hallucinations and who is unable to distinguish between fantasy and reality is likely suffering from _______
a) schizophrenia b) bipolar disorder c) a dissociative disorder d) passive-aggressive personality