Unwanted, involuntary movements known as ________ are common for people with obsessive-compulsive disorder
a. neuroses
b. psychosis
c. tics
d. obsessions
e. fugues
c. tics
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What procedure do psychologists recommend to reduce the probability that a witness will identify an incorrect person in a police lineup? a. Present the lineup sequentially, with no opportunity to reexamine a photo. b. Let the witness examine all suspects repeatedly before making a choice. c. Encourage the witness to identify someone
d. Identify to the witness the person the police most strongly suspect.
Examine the importance of peers from a cross-cultural perspective. In what kind of cultures are peers most vital? In what kind of cultures might the strength of the peer group be less influential?
What will be an ideal response?
Creighton has been working in construction for many years. At first, his co-workers warned him to wear earplugs, but he refused. Now, he can no longer hear sounds at high pitches. Creighton's __________ have been damaged.
A. hair cells B. conduction bones C. semicircular canals D. oval and round windows
Following _________, the person enters the ________ phase as the blood vessels return to their normal state
a. resolution; orgasm b. orgasm; resolution c. excitement; recovery d. orgasm; plateau