Parnell's chronic drinking has severely damaged his hippocampus. He is most likely to have problems with:
A) balance. B) impulse control. C) planning. D) memory.
Answer: D
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a. the middle three months of pregnancy. b. all of the pregnancy that follows the implantation of the blastula in the uterine wall. c. the part of the pregnancy that extends from the age of viability to birth. d. the period from the ninth week of pregnancy to birth.
Chemicals that can alter consciousness, perception, mood, and behavior are called
a) axonists. b) illegal drugs. c) hallucinogens. d) psychoactive substances.
What was the main contribution of Gestalt psychology to social psychology?
a. It added an understanding of how the brain works. b. It emphasized how people perceive the physical world. c. It showed that the whole is larger than the sum of its parts. d. It added historical perspective to the study of behavior.
Arthur is pretty busy. He spends a lot of time at work, and when he's home, he just likes to relax. His son is allowed to do anything he likes, as long as he doesn't cause any major difficulties. His son often stays up late, eats lots of candy, and gets into fights with his friends, but Arthur doesn't seem to notice. Arthur is most likely what type of parent?
A) Authoritative B) Authoritarian C) Permissive D) Disengaged