The text cites a case example about Rutger, a businessman who was hospitalized for a few
days after becoming dazed and losing his identity. Upon admission to the hospital, Rutger
was diagnosed with ______.
a. generalized amnesia c. selective amnesia
b. localized amnesia d. schizophrenia
A
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A medical records clerk was reviewing patient files when he came across one that had the name of a procedure he did not recognize: cingulotomy. When he looked up the procedure he found that it is a surgical procedure used in cases in which the diagnosis i
a. schizophrenia. b. major depression. c. obsessive-compulsive disorder. d. antisocial personality disorder.
Assume that personality researchers have isolated a new trait they call "nescience.". If these researchers report that sets of identical twins reared together and apart show the same correspondence for this particular trait, it would indicate that
a. genetics has a larger influence than environment in the expression of nescience. b. environment has a larger influence than genetics in the expression of nescience. c. neither genetics nor environment influences the expression of nescience. d. genetics and environment exert equivalent influences in the expression of nescience.
The Family Problems (FAM) scale on the MMPI-2 is an example of a
a. clinical scale. b. validity scale. c. VRIN scale. d. content scale.
The view that mental processes and certain kinds of brain processes are the same thing, described in different terms is known as ____.
A. materialism B. mentalism C. the identity position D. dualism