Cortical modules described by Hubel and Wiesel contain
a. one set of ocular dominance columns, one hypercolumn, and four cytochrome oxidase blobs
b. one set of ocular dominance columns, two hypercolumns, and eight cytochrome oxidase blobs.
c. two sets of ocular dominance columns, two hypercolumns, and 16 cytochrome oxidase blobs.
d. four sets of ocular dominance columns, four hypercolumns, and 16 cytochrome oxidase blobs.
c
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Marika was confronted by the jealous girlfriend of a guy that Marika had dated
She backed down from the confrontation and fled the scene. Later, she asked several others what they would have done in that type of a situation and they agreed that they would have done the same thing. Marika felt better. This is an example of A) fundamental attribution theory. B) social comparison theory. C) collective delusions. D) mass hysteria.
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A. A woman refuses to lend her colleague money because the colleague still has unpaid debts to other people they know. B. A group of teenagers bully an unpopular peer on a public bus, but none of the other passengers help because they assume someone else will. C. A woman risks her life by traveling into flooded areas during a hurricane to help rescue stranded strangers. D. A man resigns from his job and moves across the country to help his favorite uncle recover from alcoholism.
Passive suicidal ideation and active suicidal ideation may be discriminated from each other on the basis of
A) whether psychotic thought processes were involved. B) the presence or absence of a harm plan. C) whether a person has made prior suicide attempts. D) the presence of parasuicidal acts.