Five months after her husband's death, Corina was still not herself. She often forgot to feed the dog, was late for work on a regular basis, and had not yet taken his clothes out of the closet. Which of the following diagnoses could apply to Corina, according to the DSM-5?
A. Adjustment disorder with depressed mood
B. Persistent depressive disorder
C. Postpartum depression
D. Major depressive disorder
Answer: D
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a. independent b. control c. extraneous d. dependent
B. F. Skinner rigged the cages of eight pigeons so that food was delivered every 15 seconds. Within a short time, most of the pigeons were practicing some sort of consistent ritual, even though the ritual did not have the least effect on the delivery of the reinforcer. The birds were ________.
a. demonstrating spontaneous recovery b. developing phobias c. trained by vicarious conditioning d. behaving superstitiously
Which statement is true about group communication networks?
a. Centralized communication networks allow for individuals to communicate more freely with one another. b. Where one or two individuals control the flow of information it is called decentralized communication network. c. When tasks are complicated or decisions require complex input, decentralized networks are best. d. Centralized and decentralized networks result in about the same type of performance in groups.
The positive outcomes of ____________________ appear to persist throughout childhood and well into adolescence.
A. authoritarian B. authoritative C. permissive-indulgent D. permissive-neglectful