According to the discussion of the psychological aspects of HIV/AIDS,
a. HIV can damage the central nervous system, which may cause memory problems and other cognitive difficulties.
b. fortunately, stress does not increase the severity of the psychological symptoms that are associated with HIV.
c. in the current decade, people who are living with AIDS report that their friends and family are very likely to offer them support.
d. people who have just learned that they are HIV positive are usually able to suppress their shock and anxiety for about a month before they realize their situation.
A
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a. emotional rigidity c. catatonia b. affective apathy d. restricted affect
A participant studied the following word pairs: reptile-snake, reptile-turtle, reptile-lizard, amphibian-frog, amphibian-salamander, and amphibian-newt. Then the participant practiced recalling only the amphibian-salamander pair using the prompt "reptile-liz_____." Sometime later, the participant was given a memory test of the words he had originally studied. Of these, which word would be MOST
likely forgotten? A) salamander B) frog C) turtle D) newt
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A young child who encounters a puzzling or ambiguous event sometimes seeks help from the expressions of another individual. This example of the child's active involvement in emotional development is called
a. mediation. c. interactive synchrony. b. social referencing. d. conditioned emotional response.