United States' tobacco companies have sought to carve out new markets by turning to ___________, both at home and abroad
a. all groups of people c. the least advantaged groups of people
b. the most advantaged groups of people d. women's groups
c
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While, in DSM-5, fugue and dissociative amnesia are in the category of dissociative disorders, and ASD and PTSD are classified as trauma- and stressor-related disorders, many psychologists believe there is an important link between these separately
categorized disorders. Which of the following provides evidence of such a link? a. They are all closely tied to the phenomenon of recovered memories. b. They all usually involve a clear and sudden trauma that, for most people, would be followed by a rapid return to normal psychological functioning. c. They all involve some significant distortions of reality. d. They are all chronic disorders from which a return to normal psychological functioning is very unlikely.
Plant and colleagues (2009) found that the more multicultural the dominant white employees were in their diversity beliefs,
a. the more minority employees were employed. b. the more minority employees reported being engaged in their work. c. the less minority employees were paid. d. the lower the overall earnings of the company.
Jamal is able to think through a series of steps and then mentally return to the starting point. Therefore, Jamal is capable of
A) reversibility. B) decentration. C) transitive interference. D) class inclusion.
The behavioral approach led to
a. treatments for sexual disorders, substance abuse, and anxiety in the 1920s and 1930s. b. the development of experimental neuroses. c. a move away from evaluating treatment effectiveness. d. a belief that psychological problems were biological, rather than learned.