Carla has schizophrenia. Which of her symptoms is most likely to be present outside of an acute episode of schizophrenia?
a) Hearing a voice telling her she is not good at her job.
b) Thinking that her thoughts are being broadcast so others can read them.
c) Not showering for days on end.
d) None of the above.
c
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more tips exemplifies: a. equity b. expectancy c. instrumentality d. valence
Which of the following is an example of an atypical relationship style of young adults in the United States?
A) Tim, who sought advice and emotional support from the men with whom he worked B) Sarah, who is troubled by problems in her marriage, so she confides in her friend, Tikki C) Beebee and her sisters, who get together to talk and spend time together once a week D) Olivia and her former college roommates, who rarely see each other, but their friendships are maintained by telephone and e-mail
Jamal is a New York City firefighter/paramedic. People who know him say that he is calm and level-headed no matter what the situation. This is one reason his supervisors have chosen him to mentor all of the station's new recruits
This behavioral tendency for Jamal to act in the same manner regardless of the situation is called A) ego-syntonic. B) personally coherent. C) context driven. D) ego-dystonic.
The neurotransmitter of the neuromuscular junction is __________.
A. dopamine B. GABA C. glutamate D. acetylcholine