Which of the following is TRUE?
a. Treatment adherence can be increased by having the physician pay closer attention to the patient after diagnosis.
b. The majority of research has shown that about 10-20% of patients do not fully adhere to their medical regimens.
c. Adherence rates are higher for chronic rather than acute conditions.
d. All patients begin their medical regimen with the full intention of adhering.
A
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Which of the following statements best describes the term teamthink?
a) It leads to social loafing and general apathy toward work and productivity. b) It is to a collective pattern of thinking that hinders effective group decisions. c) It is generally characterized by direct pressure; self-censorship; illusions of invulnerability, unanimity, or morality; mind guarding; collective rationalization; and shared stereotypes. d) It involves the encouragement of divergent views, open expression of concerns and ideas, awareness of limitations and threats, recognition of members' uniqueness, and discussion of collective doubts.
What can be said about the authenticity of the well-known case of dissociative identity disorder (DID) involving Sybil? a. It has been well supported and substantiated
b. There is no way to verify whether the events reported actually occurred. c. Although Sybil continues to assert that the events occurred as reported, many psychologists doubt her assertions. d. Its authenticity has been questioned and Sybil has denied that the events and personalities described were true.
The doctor checked Daphne's eyes by shining a light into them to see if her pupils contracted. The doctor was testing her central pattern generators.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following takes on increasing importance in middle childhood?
a. parents c. schools b. peers d. all of these