What does DSM describe?
a. Classifications of psychological disorders
b. Drug treatments for psychological disorders
c. Cultural differences in psychological disorders
d. Laws about treatment of psychological disorders
a
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Which of the following illustrates the affective component of a personality disorder?
a. Joan is certain that her husband is having an affair, even though there is not evidence and he has been absolutely faithful. b. Mandy gets angry very easily, and then can turn around and be very loving the next minute. c. Angela is always trying to be the center of attention, and often dresses inappropriately to accomplish this goal. d. All of these are examples of the affective component of a personality disorder.
Thought patterns that are negative and ongoing that contribute to anxiety disorders are called
a. inward thinking. b. pervasive hopelessness. c. incumbent depression. d. cognitive distortions.
The subfield of linguistics that examines the use of language within particular contexts is called pragmatics.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Functional fixedness is
a. the ease with which humans can use tools. b. the efficient selection of tools. c. the tendency to transfer strategies to new tools. d. the tendency not to identify alternative uses for tools.