A now famous University of Rochester study conducted by Cowen et al (1996) was an example of prevention in the area of
a. selective; life happiness.
b. selective; school adjustment.
c. universal; community values.
d. universal; resilience and efficiency.
b
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A. reduction in the size of the pituitary gland B. an increase in the production of estrogen C. subconscious homosexual tendencies D. increased blood flow to the vagina
Dr. Kilgore is studying the effects of Prozac on depression. Dr. Kilgore runs a double-blind study on a group of sixty college students. Thirty students receive Prozac and thirty students receive a placebo. At the beginning and end of the study, Dr. Kilgore administers the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) to determine the efficacy of the drugs. In this experiment, the group that receive Prozac is
considered the ____ group.? a. ?independent b. ?dependent c. ?experimental d. ?control
The position on the mind-body question claiming that mental and bodily events are coordinated through God's intervention is called:?
a. ?interactionism b. ?interventionism c. ?epiphenomenalism d. ?occasionalism
As part of an application for a job, Dan is asked to complete some psychological tests including one in which he responds true or false to items such as "I feel sad most of the time," or "I had a good childhood
" What type of psychological test is Dan taking? a. a behavioral log b. the TAT c. a projective test d. an inventory e. the Rorschach