Evidence obtained from family, twin, and genetic studies of mood disorders tells us that
A) there may be a genetic link to mood disorders, but no conclusive evidence exists.
B) a genetic contribution to major depression has not been found.
C) genes influence the risk for major depression.
D) there is near perfect prediction in risk for suicide among family members.
C
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Titchener's manner with his students during lectures was one of ____
a. ?formality b. ?concern c. ?humility d. ?good humor e. ?All of the choices are correct
Less frequent or less probable behaviors are considered to be abnormal or
a. statistically deviant. b. statistically significant. c. statistically irrelevant. d. statistically modifiable.
Of the following examples, who would be pursuing a dissertation research topic reflecting the contributions of Alfred Adler?
a. ?Megan, who is researching the extent to which men envy women’s roles and abilities b. ?Jonah, who is researching the relationships between the introversion–extroversion continuum and artistic creativity c. ?Logan, who is researching the level of self-actualization of adolescent children of immigrant parents d. ?Alexis, who is researching the effects of birth order on professional and financial success