The idiographic approach to the study of personality:
a. relies heavily on the use of statistics
b. consists mainly of abstractions from a unique personality
c. provides us with information about the ways characteristics interact within a particular personality
d. tells us nothing about a particular person's personality and uniqueness
c
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People who have panic disorder have panic attacks. At least one of these attacks must be followed by
a. a week of concern about having another attack. b. delusions about what the panic attack might mean attack. c. a month or more of concern about having another attack, worry about what the attack might mean, or change in behavior. d. 2 to 3 months of concern, worry, and behavioral change.
Injury to even small areas of which brain part can cause deafness, blindness, or loss of any other sense, except smell?
a. thalamus b. hypothalamus c. hippocampus d. amygdala
Tristan has decided to seek medical help for mood disturbances and appetite problems. Which neurotransmitter is most likely involved in the problems Tristan is experiencing?
A. GABA B. dopamine C. serotonin D. acetylcholine