In medical interactions, who typically asks the most questions?
a. patients
b. doctors
c. neither—they both ask about the same number of questions
d. nurses
e. we only know what should happen, not what actually does happen in medical
encounters
b
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A. Two-sample t test B. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) C. Independent samples t test D. Paired/related samples t test
Dr. Betts conducts a study of infant attachment. One child, Leon, seems confused during the observation period. He is unable to directly approach his caregiver, even when he is very distressed. From this description, it appears that Leon does not have a consistent strategy for dealing with separations and reunions. Leon's attachment style can best be described as
a. insecure-avoidant. b. insecure-resistant. c. insecure-difficult. d. insecure-slow-to-warm-up. e. disorganized/disoriented.
According to the Sternberg-Lubart investment theory, creative people are LEAST described as
a. risk-taking. b. resourceful. c. conforming. d. knowledgeable.
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A) DID should really be referred to as schizophrenia. B) it should be easy to test objectively the validity of DID. C) DID is likely caused by traumatic experiences. D) some therapists actually provoke dissociative symptoms during therapy.