The SCID-I
a. is a structured interview designed to provide immediate assistance to clients.
b. is a structured interview designed to yield a DSM-IV diagnosis.
c. is a structured interview for child clients.
d. more than one of the above
B
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A pattern of behavior characterized by extremes of competitive striving for achievement, a sense of time urgency, hostility, and aggression is called
a. Type A personality. b. Type B personality. c. depressed explanatory style. d. a hardy disposition.
In one study, research participants were asked to discuss the case of supposed juvenile delinquent named Johnny Rocco. Each discussion group consisted of five real participants and three confederates—a "mode" confederate (who adopted the majority viewpoint), a "deviant" confederate (who held extreme views that were different from the majority viewpoint), and a "slider" (who started out extreme,
but eventually adopted the majority viewpoint). When participants were asked, at the end of the discussion, to "vote one group member out of the group," who was MOST often voted out? a. the "mode" confederate b. the "deviant" confederate c. the "slider" confederate d. both "slider" and "deviant" confederates (equally)
Psychologists who study persuasion use the term "yielding" to refer to whether a person ____
a. is the intended audience for a given message b. is physically able to absorb a given message (whether the person is within hearing or viewing distance) c. "gets" a given message (whether the person pays attention and understands it) d. ultimately accepts, or agrees with, a given a message
According to Melanie Klein, notions of good and bad, and right and wrong, come from:
a. an infant’s interactions with his or her mother’s breast during the oral stage b. a child’s religious training c. the modeling experiences provided by a child’s parents d. the internalization of parental values during the phallic stage of development