In studies of the long-term outcomes of women treated for eating disorders, which of the following predicted poor outcomes for those diagnosed with anorexia or bulimia?
a. Depression
b. Presence of a personality disorder
c. Substance abuse
d. OCD
c. Substance abuse
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A participant will be less likely to be influenced by a group in a visual discrimination task if
a. the responses of the group members are incorrect. b. one member of the group responds correctly. c. the perceptual task is unambiguous. d. the perceptual task is ambiguous.
A questionnaire that is administered to all members of a population is called a:
a. survey. b. poll. c. census. d. nonprobability survey.
Compared with ionotropic receptors, metabotropic receptors respond more
a. rapidly, but with shorter-lasting effects. b. rapidly, and have longer-lasting effects c. slowly, but with shorter-lasting effects. d. slowly, and have longer-lasting effects.
Bethany, age 3, spends, a large amount of time engaged in make-believe play
Her parents are especially concerned because Bethany has a pair of imaginary mice that she talks to and talks about. Bethany's grandmother believes that this is a sign of maladjustment. What can you tell Bethany's parents and grandmother that might ease their minds? What will be an ideal response?