Linda Macdonald filed a lawsuit against the federal government after receiving "treatment" from Dr. Cameron, claiming that
a) the electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) left her paralyzed from the waist down.
b) she was left in a drug induced coma for over 200 days.
c) her memory was erased for the first 26 years of her life.
d) she had suffered severe cognitive impairments after the combined drug therapy, ECT, and hypnosis.
c
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a. the ability of the friend to help them form romantic relationships. b. finding a friend who can share their values, be loyal and stick up for them c. finding someone they can look up to. d. finding someone who will do go along with what the child wants to do.
Erikson's clinical experience led him to believe that young adults:
A) who had difficulties in school or with peer relationships rarely develop a sense of inferiority. B) who were traditional are more likely to have strained relationships with their parents. C) who departed from home for college or work always develop a strained relationship with their parents. D) who had not achieved ego identity may not be ready to commit themselves to others.
Which neurotransmitter activity in which neural structure seems to be key for expressions of fear?
A. serotonin in the amygdala B. dopamine in the hypothalamus C. GABA in the temporal lobe D. norepinephrine in the frontal cortex
This theory of attachment development highlights the ability to differentiate between familiar and unfamiliar people:
A) psychoanalytic B) learning C) cognitive D) ethological