Isaac does not suffer from an anxiety disorder. He is given sodium lactate and asked to report on his symptoms. Which outcome is MOST likely?
A) Isaac might note that his breathing has become shallower.
B) Isaac might begin feeling that he is separate from his body but that this feeling is enjoyable.
C) lsaac probably will experience stressful sensations associated with a heart attack and has about a 50% chance of suffering a full-blown panic attack.
D) Isaac most likely will suffer a full-blown panic attack, as this chemical induces panic in most people.
A) Isaac might note that his breathing has become shallower.
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a. 13 percent b. 33 percent c. 66 percent d. 86 percent
Which of the following statements is MOST accurate?
a. Concordance rates for schizophrenia are near 100% for identical twins. b. Schizophrenia is caused by a single recessive gene that must be contributed by both parents. c. Some people inherit a vulnerability to schizophrenia. d. Concordance rates for schizophrenia are the same for fraternal twins and identical twins.
Beth has been hiking in the desert all day and, as a result, is dying for a glass of water. The increase in the reinforcing value of water due to hiking in the desert is referred to as:
a. satiation b. deprivation c. conditioning d. reinforcement
In most cases, the pop-psychology tests found in magazines and newspapers ________
a. have not been evaluated for their reliability but are valid tests. b. have not been evaluated for their validity but are reliable tests. c. have not been evaluated for their validity or reliability. d. have been evaluated for their validity and reliability.