Mark would bite and hit the other children in his preschool class, and by the time he turned ten he started shoplifting and skipping school
His teenage years showed a pattern of cheating at school, stealing from a part-time job, selling drugs, and stealing cars. Mark's developmental history is an indication of:
a. schizophrenia.
b. obsessive-compulsive disorder.
c. antisocial personality disorder.
d. dissociative identity disorder.
Answer: c
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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A) The customers were not paying attention to the number they were given. B) The customers were prevented from engaging in immediate rehearsal. C) The customers failed to engage in elaborative rehearsal. D) The phone number exceeded the capacity of their short-term memory.
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A. anorexia B. disruptive mood dysregulation disorder C. dissociative identity disorder D. agnosia
Manuel is conducting an intrasubject study and he wants to evaluate to what degree the change in behavior will carry over to other situations and settings. Based on this description, it appears that Manuel is concerned about the study's
a. clinical significance. b. generalization. c. cost-benefit ratio. d. statistical significance.