The body's arousal response to an external threat is
(a) usually unnecessary
(b) evolutionarily fitness increasing
(c) contrary to what sociobiologists would expect
(d) none of the above
B
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Many northern cities in the United States have experienced several waves of immigration, with each one depositing large numbers of people who soon began competing with established groups for jobs. Prejudice against a new wave of immigrants would best be explained as originating in __________.
A. frustration-aggression B. stereotyping C. interpersonal conflict D. genetic predisposition
What is one criticism of the DSM classification of personality disorders as discrete categories rather than dimensional traits?
a. Category names are arbitrary. b. A categorical approach does not explain etiology. c. The labels have created more problems than they solved. d. There are a lot of people with serious personality problems who do not fit the official DSM-5 subtypes.
Statistically, which of the following people is most likely to find meaning in religion?
A. Marlo, a 15-year-old African American girl B. Ruthie, a 32-year-old Caucasian woman C. Rufus, a 72-year-old African American man D. Marco, a 73-year-old Caucasian man
An inability to maintain an erection would be a symptom of which type of sexual dysfunction?
a. arousal disorder b. orgasm disorder c. desire disorder d. sexual pain disorder