In a study of Tutsi women who were pregnant during the genocide, compared with non-exposed mothers, mothers who witnessed the genocidal carnage had __________
A) higher PTSD and depression scores, but their children displayed weaker GR methylation
B) substantially higher PTSD and depression scores, and their children displayed stronger GR methylation
C) higher PTSD scores and lower depression scores, and their children did not show GR methylation
D) similar PTSD and depression scores, but their children displayed stronger GR methylation
Answer: B
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a. Broca's aphasia impairs comprehension. Wernicke's mainly impairs speech production. b. Broca's aphasia mainly impairs speech production. Wernicke's impairs comprehension. c. Broca's aphasia mainly impairs memory. Wernicke's impairs complex reasoning d. Broca's aphasia impairs complex reasoning. Wernicke's mainly impairs memory.
When traditional and cognitive-behavioral procedures are compared,
a. traditional procedures are clearly superior. b. traditional procedures are more related to treatment. c. both are based on the same underlying philosophy. d. cognitive-behavioral procedures are more related to treatment.
As a cognitive behavioral therapist, Niles's main goal in treating a child with depression would be to
a. remove all repressed memories. b. strengthen the child's id. c. change the child's distorted thinking. d. teach parents to punish sadness and reward happiness.
Research has demonstrated that eyewitnesses are more accurate at identifying people of their own racial or ethnic group than they are at identifying people of other ethnic or racial groups. However, as discussed in the textbook, one exception to this pattern is when an outgroup member appears to be __________. In that case, he or she is well-remembered and well-recognized.
A. angry. B. powerful. C. kind or generous. D. non-threatening.