Drive-reduction theory defines hunger, pain, and thirst as
a. primary drives. c. secondary drives.
b. instincts. d. acquired motives.
A
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What general rule governs the pace of language production and language comprehension?
A. Comprehension precedes production. B. Production and comprehension develop at the same rate over time. C. Production precedes comprehension. D. No predictable link has been established between production and comprehension for a given individual.
Which structure of the eye is responsible for detecting light??
a. ?pupil b. ?iris c. ?retina d. ?cornea
How is the term mind used in this statement: "When he talks about his encounter with aliens, it sounds like he is out of his mind"?
A. The mind as involved in memory B. The mind as problem solver C. The mind as a healthy mind being associated with normal functioning, a nonfunctioning mind with abnormal functioning. D. The mind as valuable, something that should be used
Research of mental patients who are placed in alternative community treatment programs such as providing permanent housing, special care, and concerned community treatment indicated that ____
a. patients in mental institutions enjoyed the hospital environment more than the alternative treatment environment b. patients in mental institutions were less likely to become homeless than those in alternative treatment c. outcomes were worse for those in alternative care than those in mental institutions d. alternative treatment reduced homelessness and improved well-being