The chances of experiencing major neurocognitive disorder increase with __________
a) drug usage
b) inflammations
c) various diseases
d) age
Answer: d
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Tom's case, as described in your textbook, illustrates which of the following characteristics of personality disorders that would allow a clinician to differentiate his disorder from other disorders that are more episodic in nature?
a. Tom's problems were intense but very brief. b. Tom understood the nature for his problems and felt bad about them. c. Tom's problems began early and were exhibited consistently over an extended period of time. d. Tom was able to recognize his need for help and participate actively in treatment.
Which statement regarding the relationship between gender and aggression is false?
a. In virtually every culture, males are more violent than females. b. Men are more likely to commit a homicide and are more likely to be the victim of a murder than women. c. Males are more likely to engage in risky, self-destructive behavior than females. d. Boys demonstrate more overt and relational forms of aggression than do girls.
When the mind pushes some traumatic memory into the unconscious, only to stay there until it is released, ____ is said to have taken place.
A. regression B. sublimation C. repression D. rationalization
Explain the difference between inattentional blindness and change blindness. Give an example of each to support your thinking.
What will be an ideal response?