By modern scientific standards, which philosopher would have the LEAST difficulty resolving the mind–body problem?
A) Plato
B) Hobbes
C) Socrates
D) Descartes
B) Hobbes
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Dr. Nenning is a psychotherapist who is extremely supportive of all his clients. He encourages his clients to talk about their concerns, and he often acts as a sounding board, restating and clarifying the themes that come to the surface as his clients speak freely about their concerns and problems. Dr. Nenning appears to be
a. a therapist who uses a modern psychodynamic approach. b. a therapist who uses Beck's cognitive approach to therapy. c. a therapist who uses existential therapy methods. d. a client-centered therapist.
People with PKU need to follow a diet that limits phenylalanine - which is found in foods mostly rich in protein. By limiting the amount of phenylalanine, the effects of the condition (e.g. neurological problems, rashes, intellectual disability, etc) can be greatly reduced. What does this demonstrate?
a. A genotype-environment interaction b. The difference between one’s chromosomal pattern and his or her genetic pattern c. The diathesis-stress model d. The principle of polygenetic inheritance
What does McCrae and Costa mean by neuroticism? Would Subira score high or low on this dimension? Find examples in the case to support your answer.
What will be an ideal response?
Men with schizophrenia differ from women with the disorder in which of the following ways?
a. Men have a later age of onset of the disorder than females. b. Men have fewer cognitive impairments than females. c. Men exhibit more affective qualities such as depression more often than females. d. Men exhibit a poorer response to drug therapy than females.