In Japan schizophrenia is referred to as ______________.
a. Separate mind
b. Out of mind
c. Ruptured mind
d. Split mind
Answer: d. Split mind
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Your roommate calls out ten items for you to get at the grocery store on your way back from class. Regarding how short-term memories are encoded, if you were asked to get ham and soap, you are most likely to mistakenly bring back
a. jam and soup. b. roast beef and shampoo. c. hot dogs and buns. d. bologna and detergent.
China uses rotating caregivers between rooms so that no child becomes attached to any particular caregiver. This helps makes things efficient for the staff. Given the research of Spitz (1946), what might this be like for the infants?
a. many would develop anaclitic depression. b. many would be securely attached c. many would imprint on whoever was in the room at the time. d. many would bond to each other instead of a caregiver.
The three traditional conceptions of life (in the Dharmashastras, the Talmud, and as proposed by Solon) differ _____________________
a. in that only one is a view of how we develop if all goes well b. in the way that they divide the life span c. in the level of maturity they attribute to youth d. in the stage of life when wisdom is evident
When caught off guard by the crash of thunder, 2-month-old Diane arches her back, flails her arms outward, and then quickly brings them together in an embrace. Which of the following reflexes did the loud crash of thunder trigger?
a. Babkin reflex b. rooting reflex c. Babinski reflex d. Moro reflex