Carlos was recently in a car crash in which his friend was killed. Sometimes, Carlos reports feeling that he is walking through a dream instead of the real world. This is an example of which of the following?
a. an intrusive symptom
b. a dissociative symptom
c. a negative alteration in cognition
d. an alteration in physical arousal
b. a dissociative symptom
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In a study surveying 26 Kentucky high schools, how many boys reported experiencing at least one form of sexual harassment?
a. 10% b. 21% c. 27% d. 35%
Which of the following reflects the need for administrators to become extremely familiar with, if not memorize entirely, the content of a test prior to administration?
a. Familiarity with a test reduces interruptions in administration caused by an administrator’s stumbling upon words or instructions. b. Being comfortable with a test allows administrators to handle often inevitable external interruptions seamlessly. c. Fluidity in test administration allows administrators to proceed in a way that does not risk increasing anxiety or reducing motivation of examinees who are already at risk for such factors that may influence their results. d. All of the above.
Henry, at 79, has always enjoyed relatively good health. However, he has recently begun feeling like he is slowing down and has reported to his doctor that he is doing poorly, although his doctor can find no specific cause
When Henry participated in a research study at a local university where his intellectual functioning was tested, his score had dropped dramatically since his last testing session a year earlier. Henry has the signs of a. diabetes. b. terminal decline. c. osteoarthritis. d. double effect.