Assessment instruments that are designed to measure beliefs, feelings, or behaviors of which an individual is aware are called:
a. projective tests.
b. objective tests.
c. double-blind tests.
d. single-blind tests.
Answer: b
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The characteristic features of personality disorders tend to develop with
A. rapid onset in late adolescence. B. gradual onset in adulthood. C. rapid onset in adulthood. D. onset in childhood that is difficult to pinpoint.
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a. inhibit Jamie's ability to remember the items. b. facilitate recognition but not recall. c. significantly enhance recall. d. have no effect on Jamie's performance.
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A) inhalants B) cocaine C) ecstasy D) marijuana