Sidney is five years old. His mother encourages him to eat the salmon she has cooked for dinner. He takes a big bite then runs to the bathroom to spit it out. According to McDougall’s list of basic instincts and associated emotions, Sidney has experienced ____
a. repulsion-disgust
c. flight-fear
b. pugnacity-anger
d. parental-tender emotion
A
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In the context of the "three Rs" of animal research, refinement refers to ____
a. reducing pain and discomfort b. recognizing potential confounders c. reusing prior research analysis d. recombining effective statistical tests
Rob presented at the clinic with complaints that he is terrified to go anywhere that does not have a bathroom for fear that he will begin vomiting and not be able to stop. He has had one panic attack and reported that a week after that attack, he felt no residual effects from it. Rob would most likely receive a DSM-IV diagnosis of
a. panic disorder with agoraphobia. b. panic disorder without agoraphobia. c. interoceptive agoraphobia. d. agoraphobia without history of panic disorder.
According to Jung, a phenomenon in which events are related to one another through simultaneity and meaning is best described as
a) coincidence. b) parapsychology. c) synchronicity. d) teleology.
Which of the following represents the best operational definition of plagiarism?
A. making a higher grade than expected B. including a phrase of more than three words from another source without citing that source C. copying work D. not paraphrasing properly