Stacy has lost her wallet with all of her cash, credit cards, and identification in it. She asks herself, "What can I do about this?" Stacy is in the ____ process.
A. reappraisal
B. secondary appraisal
C. post-appraisal
D. primary appraisal
Answer: B
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An example of dissociative trance is __________.
A. a person who enters into a trance state more than once B. a person who believes they can be voluntarily possessed by a spirit, and enjoys allowing this to happen C. a person who often feels as though the world around them isn't real, although they knows it is. D. a person who believes they are at times possessed by a spirit, and are extremely upset by this.
Regarding dissociative identity disorders, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. A history of heavy drug use as teenagers was found in over 95 percent of persons whose personalities later split into multiple identities during adulthood. b. The goal of therapy is integration and fusion of the identities into a single, balanced personality. c. Therapy for dissociative identity disorders makes use of hypnosis, which allows contact with the various personality states. d. A majority of psychologists continue to believe that multiple identity is a real, but rare problem.
Regarding correlations, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Correlations are the best way to establish causation. b. Correlations help us to identify relationships and predict useful information. c. Two correlated measures can be related as a result of the influence of a third variable. d. Because we rarely run experiments in daily life, the information on which we act is largely correlational.
The transfer of information into long-term memory by repeating or rehearsing the information or by making associations between the new and old information is called ____ encoding
a. automatic c. semantic b. effortful d. procedural