Thirty-five year-old Marcia says that she can remember eating ice cream for the first time at age 2 . This memory is:
a. most likely totally true and accurate.
b. most likely highly reliable, though not totally accurate.
c. questionable, since children at the age of 2 can't remember anything.
d. maybe true since it is an autobiographical memory.
D
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Which of the following is an example of family aggregation?
A. Both Jane and her husband are alcoholics. B. Jim and John, 21-year-old friends, are both schizophrenics. C. Karen, her mother, and her grandmother have all been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. D. Kim committed suicide, apparently in reaction to her mother's abuse.
Maternal stress is most likely to negatively impact a developing embryo/fetus when that stress is a. intermittent and extreme. b. intermittent and moderate. c. prolonged and extreme
d. prolonged and moderate.
The dead person rule
a. shows the importance of non-behavior. b. guides ethical treatment decisions. c. requires active-behavior instruction. d. probes for unspoken concerns.
In the mid-1800s, if you had trouble remembering things, occasionally lost use of your
arms or legs, and did not respond to pain properly, Charcot would likely have diagnosed you with __________ and treated you with __________. a. insanity; poetry readings b. insanity; hypnosis c. hysteria; poetry readings d. nervous disorder; long conversations e. hysteria; hypnosis