The theory that explains motion sickness as a mismatch in information received by the eyes and the body is called the __________theory
a. sensory adaptation
b. lock and key
c. sensory conflict
d. perceptual overload
C
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What will be an ideal response?
Which kind of memory holds seven or eight items of information for several seconds?
A. sensory memory B. long-term memory C. short-term memory D. echoic memory
How do successful schools handle struggling students?
a. By expelling the students b. By placing the students on a lower track c. By treating the students just like all of the other students d. By keeping the students on the same challenging track but providing extra support or tutoring to help them keep up
Dr. Bigg has been treating Joshua, a man with panic disorder and moderate depression, weekly for two years, and between therapy sessions they often trade e-mail messages relating to Joshua's symptoms. Over that two-year span, Joshua's symptoms have been consistent; there's no evidence that he's gotten better or has been prevented from getting worse. How would you assess this situation from the
standpoint of the APA Ethical Principles? a. Dr. Bigg is breaching the ethical guidelines by trading e-mail messages with the client between sessions. b. Dr. Bigg is breaching the ethical guidelines by failing to terminate the treatment and refer Joshua elsewhere. c. Dr. Bigg is breaching the ethical guidelines in this case by offering individual therapy rather than less expensive group therapy. d. There's no evidence that Dr. Bigg is breaching any ethical guideline in this case.