The techniques of Mesmer ____.?
a. ?were investigated and he was discredited
b. ?often involved convulsions
c. ?were investigated and he was discredited and often involved convulsions
d. ?have, for the most part, been accepted by modern psychology
e. ?were actually unrelated to hypnosis
c
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A. experiment B. survey C. testimonial D. correlation coefficient
If one or both biological parents have schizophrenia, we can conclude that their child will
a. not develop the disorder as long as he or she is raised in a separate environment. b. definitely develop the disorder regardless of the environment. c. have a greater than average risk of developing the disorder in response to an environmental trigger. d. develop the disorder at a much younger age than another child who develops the disorder but has no family history of schizophrenia.
Which of the following is true about the ways that information is organized in the cortex?
A. There is no pattern to how the world is represented in the brain. B. All of the information from the right side of the body is represented in the right side of the brain. C. All of the information from the left side of the body is represented in the left side of the brain. D. The world is mapped onto the brain so that adjacent visual areas are represented next to each other in the visual cortex.
Dr. Faber explained to her students that holding a pen between their teeth would make them feel happier. What is the main reason for this phenomenon?
A) Holding a pen between your teeth sends emotion signals to the pleasure centre in the brain. B) Holding a pen between your teeth contracts the muscles of the face in the same way as a smile. C) Feeling silly with a pen in your mouth causes you to feel happier. D) Seeing others' reactions to the pen in your mouth causes you to feel happier.