Sociocognitive theory
a. explains why symptoms of DID are often not seen until after treatment is initiated.
b. explains why the number of alters is usually constant.
c. can't account for the role that trauma appears to play in DID.
d. does not explain the phenomenon of "lost time."
a. explains why symptoms of DID are often not seen until after treatment is initiated.
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A ____ is best described as any unlearned response triggered by a specific form of stimulation
a. reflex b. thought c. theory of mind d. memory
Possible selves serve which of the following functions?
A. provide plans for how to perform behaviors B. provide incentives for future behavior C. help us interpret the personalities of others D. both A and B
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a. an increase in the threat of time-related history effect b. a decrease in the threat of the order effect fatigue c. a decrease in the threat of a time-related maturation effect d. an increase in the threat of regression to the mean