Petra looked directly into a very bright light and damaged her retina. The ophthalmologist has told her that she has sustained massive damage to her cones, but for the most part her rods have not been affected. One change that you could predict for Petra's vision is that she will now have
a. poor vision in low illumination.
b. poor peripheral vision.
c. no color vision.
d. more accurate depth perception.
C
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a. optimum potential level. b. thermostatic potential. c. homeostasis. d. incentive levels.
What is the difference between dissociative amnesia and dissociative fugue?
a. In the former, you stay in contact with reality; in the latter, you may become a paranoid schizophrenic. b. In the former, you have memory gaps; in the latter, you may also assume a new identity oin a new place. c. You experience much more memory loss in the former than in the latter. d. You experience multiple personalities in the former, but not the latter.
"I love my job. I get to perform exciting research on people who have brain damage. I hope that my work can help other professionals to properly assess, diagnose, and treat people who sustain such damage." These are most likely the words of a(n)
A. cognitive behavioral psychologist. B. experimental neuropsychologist. C. biopsychosocial psychologist. D. clinical neuropsychologist.
What will be an ideal response? What will be an ideal response?