Which of the following is true of Bethlem Royal Hospital?
a. The hospital kept mentally ill individuals isolated in darkened individual cells and enforced strict silence.
b. The hospital was the location of a research program that led to the development of electroconvulsive therapy.
c. Freud briefly served as the director but quit when the patients did not respond to psychoanalysis.
d. Visitors were allowed to view the patients as a form of entertainment.
D
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A. self-concept; no self-concept B. self-concept; a collectivistic orientation C. individualistic orientation; a collectivistic orientation D. individualistic orientation; no self-concept
According to the carpentered-world hypothesis, people living in cultures in which right-angled structures are rare are less prone to which visual illusion?
a. MüllerLyer illusion b. Ponzo illusion c. Moon illusion d. Impossible figures illusion e. Stroboscopic movement
If Tori is a proponent of dynamic systems theory, then you know that she is most interested in
a. the cerebral cortex b. crawling and stepping. c. language development. d. temperament.
Which of the following is not a problem in conducting research with children?
a. getting children to understand the nature of the research b. obtaining children to serve as participants c. subject loss d. obtaining representative samples