The knowledge of one's own thoughts, feelings, and memories without the use of sensory organs is known as _____
A) selective attention
B) direct inner awareness
C) regularization
D) countertransference
B
You might also like to view...
What is one reason that the prevalence of dissociative identity disorder (DID) has been increasing?
A. Children in today's society are far more likely to experience severe trauma than they were in the past. B. DID has only recently received full acceptance by the psychiatric community, and thus professionals are now using this diagnosis. C. As of 1980, most insurance companies had to accept DID as a billable diagnosis. D. It may be that the prevalence of DID has not changed at all, but that clinicians may unknowingly encourage the emergence of new identities.
In the example in the text assessing the effect of family therapy on anorexic girls by the mean levels of weight gain, the difference between the independent samples design used there and the related means design used in Chapter 13 is that the independent samples design
a. compared the mean weight gained by anorexic girls in family therapy to the mean weight gained by girls in a control group. b. compared the means of pre-therapy weights to the means of post-therapy weights. c. assumed the weight gains of the two groups would be related. d. assessed family therapy as a predictor of weight gain.
Many complex human behaviors cannot be learned through classical or operant conditioning but are acquired through observational learning
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
According to your textbook, sensory deprivation is defined as
a. a loss of vivid and accurate memories for events. b. a loss of perceptual consciousness. c. any major reduction in the amount or variety of sensory stimulation. d. splitting consciousness into two streams of mental activity.