Entering a hypnotic state requires __________.
A. a state of deep relaxation, suggestibility, and unconscious brain activity
B. focused attention, cognitive relaxation, and suggestibility
C. a state of deep relaxation, focused attention, and suggestibility
D. cognitive relaxation, muscle relaxation, and a decrease in inhibitions
Answer: C
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The preoperational stage of Piaget's cognitive development theory is characterized by:
A) children being absorbed in watching themselves close and open their hands. B) children thinking in two dimensions. C) children attributing life and consciousness to physical objects. D) children being able to engage in complex moral reasoning.
Mr. Doyal has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease (which is the result of damaged dopamine signaling). Instead of giving him dopamine, his doctors have given him a derivative of dopamine called L-DOPA to take. Given what you know about substances entering the nervous system, why do you think Mr. Doyal was given L-DOPA instead of dopamine?
What will be an ideal response?
A patient identified as in the type of remission called “maintenance therapy” suggests:
a. a strong likelihood of long-term cessation from drug use. b. the patient no longer uses the substance as long as the patient is living in a controlled environment. c. the patient did not meet the criteria for a substance use disorder upon a follow up from the physician’s office a few months later. d. that the patient may not be able withhold from using a drug without participating in an active treatment program.
Which of the following characterized initial public reactions to Masters and Johnson's research?
A) Their first book revolutionized general medicine. B) There was a popular movement seeking more funding for sex research. C) Their studies were denounced as immoral. D) Masters received additional funding from his sponsoring institution.