You are asked to consult about a patient who may be depressed. What you notice is that the focus of his symptoms is mostly somatic: on headaches, sleep disorder, and lack of energy. You ask if this patient happens to be from __________ the country where
these symptoms are more generally seen in depression.
a. The United States
b. England
c. Australia
d. China
Answer: d.
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One reason that perceived similarity may increase helping is that it
a. causes people to think about their values. b. enables people to see the power of the situation. c. breaks down dispositional inferences. d. provides a meaningful connection between the helper and the person being helped.
In the United States the majority of hospice care is provided in the
a. Hospital b. Nursing home c. c. home d. None of the above
Thomas will not touch the beautiful porcelain bird centerpiece that his mother purchased for the dining room table. According to social learning theory, Thomas will refrain from touching the porcelain bird because he
a. is able to grasp the concepts of right and wrong. b. knows that he will get punished if he touches the porcelain bird. c. is able to understand his mother's wishes. d. wishes to please his mother.
Jacob is 3 years old. Compared to his older brother who is 8 ____
a. Jacob is more likely to model his behavior after the television characters than his brother. b. Jacob is less likely to model his behavior after the television characters than his brother. c. Jacob is more likely to be afraid of the violence he sees on television than his brother. d. Jacob is less likely to be afraid of the violence he sees on television than his brother.