During manic episodes, there may be…
a. increased activity in the temporal lobe.
b. decreased activity in the parietal lobe.
c. reduced activity in the frontal and temporal lobes.
d. decreased activity in the cingulate cortex.
Ans: C
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A psychoanalytic patient who lets her thoughts flow without interruption or fear of negative criticism from her therapist is using __________.
A. dream interpretation B. positive transference C. regression D. free association
Dr. Burke performs a neurological examination on his patient Ishmael. At one point he asks Ishmael to smile, but Ishmael produces only a crooked smirk. At the end of the examination, Ishmael tells Dr. Burke a humorous story, at which point Ishmael smiles ear-to-ear. Dr. Burke suspects that Ishmael suffered damage to his ____.?
a. ?motor cortex b. ?amygdala c. ?basal ganglia d. ?cerebellum
If you decide to become a clinical psychologist, which of the following statements about mood congruence would be most important to remember?
a. Depressed people tend to have "flat affect," meaning that they recall neutral material especially accurately. b. Depressed people are less likely than nondepressed people to recall positive material accurately. c. Depressed people show the so-called "paradoxical effect," so that they recall positive experiences more accurately than negative experiences. d. Depressed people and non-depressed people show similar patterns; both remember positive experiences more accurately than negative experiences.
George Kelly's approach that focuses on people's active endeavors to construe or understand the world and construct their own versions of reality is called __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word