A human who suffered damage to the inferior temporal cortex would be unable to __________.
A. sense changes in the color of objects
B. detect movement
C. differentiate between two tones
D. recognize familiar objects or people
Answer: D
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A) It focuses exclusively on unconscious processes. B) It completely rejects the cognitive perspective. C) It views people as free to choose and as being responsible for choosing their own behavior. D) It assumes that the inborn behavior patterns of various species are made possible by the brain and cannot be adapted.
It is becoming more common for employers to require that their employees visit a doctor to lose weight or to quit smoking. Employers also make employees get symptoms checked out. This form of trigger to seeking health care is called:
a. social cooperation c. social interference b. social sanctioning d. social insurance
In his best-selling book Beyond Freedom and Dignity, _____ argued that behaviour is determined by its consequences and that free will is an illusion.
A) Abraham Maslow B) B. F. Skinner C) Ivan Pavlov D) Carl Rogers
When using the DSM to diagnose a psychological disorder:
a. people are pigeonholed into a single diagnostic category b. it is assumed only one psychological disorder can occur in the same individual c. a person's medical history is considered to be important d. environmental and psychosocial problems are not considered