When war and social crises are temporary, most children __________
A) do not show long-term emotional difficulties
B) experience serious psychological damage
C) show an increased sensitivity to violence
D) experience a decrease in physical aggression
Answer: A
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Which of the following is a statement you would expect to hear from someone high in neuroticism?
A. Nothing gets me down. B. I feel like everyone hates me. C. I am very organized. D. I love being around other people.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The three regions of momentary experiences are flow, boredom, and anxiety.
Findings that some girls' friendships are full of jealousy and that some boys' friendships often involve physical attacks suggest that
A) prosocial children are as much at risk of having hostile, fragile relationships as aggressive children.
B) friendships in middle childhood are seldom considered to be stable.
C) aggressive children's social problems operate even within their closest peer ties.
D) school-age children are still largely incapable of behaving prosocially.
Which of the following is not a disadvantage of computer-based psychiatric interviewing?
A) It has not been very useful with children and adults of limited ability. B) It may not be flexible enough to use with the wide range of problems and symptoms found in psychiatric patients. C) It may be necessary to bypass the system in crisis cases. D) It does not permit the simultaneous determination of mental status and the diagnosis of a psychiatric disorder.