The form of dementia that begins at or before the age of 65 is called ______
a. presenile dementia c. senile dementia
b. progressive dementia d. episodic dementia
A
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The two themes Ellis has identified in clients' irrational thoughts that lead to psychological problems are
a. catastrophizing and personal worthlessness. b. sense of duty and absolute thinking. c. sense of duty and personal worthlessness. d. absolute thinking and catastrophizing.
Le Bon’s crowd psychology assumed that crowd members
a. engaged in interpretative, rather than circular, reactions. b. lost their social identities in the group. c. felt compelled to follow the norm that emerged in their group. d. were all like one another in some way. e. fell prey to the “law of mental unity”.
H.M. lived with anterograde amnesia. Given the description of his condition in the textbook, what would have been the hardest thing for patient H.M. to do?
a. ?Describe the meal he had on a previous night. b. ?Recognize that he has a memory problem. c. ?Speak fluently. d. ?Recall details of his childhood.
The left brain hemisphere receives sensory input from the _____ side of the body and sends motor commands to the _____ side of the body.
A) right; left B) left; left C) left; right D) right; right