You have found enlarged ventricles during a postmortem analysis on a sample of brain tissue. This is MOST likely to be evidence of:
A) conversion disorder.
B) schizophrenia involving mainly positive symptoms.
C) schizophrenia involving mainly negative symptoms.
D) schizophreniform disorder.
Answer: C) schizophrenia involving mainly negative symptoms.
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Which statement is correct regarding the change in relationships after retirement?
A. Relationships become smoother as there are fewer work-related stresses. B. Retired husbands typically desire more alone time. C. Women become more assertive and autonomous. D. Women typically desire greater companionship.
Why is it of concern that there is not a standardized protocol for training on how to administer the WAIS-R?
a. Individuals with only undergraduate degrees are permitted to administer it, making training especially important. b. The courts have repeatedly ordered the development of standardized training for the WAIS-R, but it has not been done. c. There is no evidence that training will improve the ability of examiners to administer and score the WAIS-R. d. Research indicates that errors are common until examiners have administered 10 practice tests and declines thereafter.
Which of the following do Jack Ruby, Sirhan Sirhan, and John Wayne Gacy have in common?
A. They all used the insanity defense but were found guilty anyway. B. They were all found not guilty by reason of insanity. C. They were all involved either in the assassination of a president or a presidential candidate. D. They were all judged according to the Brawner definition of insanity.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Social roles are the same thing as personality traits. 2. Social psychologists would argue that due to their biological makeup, women are better nurturers. 3. People of many different personality types can be good leaders. 4. One leadership style is not the best for all situations. 5. Hall and Donnell (1970) found that successful managers were concerned about the success of their employees.