Shane was convicted of five separate counts of murder. He confessed to killing the girls and showed no remorse for his actions. He even boasted that when he got out of prison, he would hunt down and kill the witnesses who had testified against him at his trial. In this case, Shane displays symptoms that are associated with:
a. paranoid personality disorder
b. dependent personality disorder
c. antisocial personality disorder
d. histrionic personality disorder
C
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Biological risk factors for somatic symptom disorders are
a. both genetic and brain-related. b. primarily genetic. c. hormonal. d. neurotransmitter-related.
Many studies have found that violent criminals and arsonists released from prison had a greater probability of committing other violent crimes if they ____
a. underwent surgical removal of the amygdala b. ate diets low in corn c. had lower than normal serotonin turnover d. had higher than normal serotonin turnover
A person whom others consider to be outstanding in moral commitment and character is referred to as a moral
A) paragon. B) apogee. C) exemplar. D) archetype.
Compared to beginners, when solving a problem, experts are more likely to
A) depend on rules. B) follow their intuition. C) rely on formal training. D) be distracted by interruptions.