Important goals in treating bulimia are to normalize the eating pattern and to eliminate the binge-purge cycle. The disordered eating pattern is typically broken up by ____
a. implementing a routine of eating three meals a day
b. creating clear, rigis rules about food and eating
c. having the patient work with a nutritionist to identify faster ways to lose weight
d. using aversion therapy like shocks whenever the patient considers vomiting
A
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One evolutionary theory is that the mesolimbic dopamine system is not strictly a reward-based system but one intricately involved in
a. dominance motivation. b. survival motivation. c. reproduction. d. enjoyment motivation.
The minimal stimulus necessary for detection
is called the _____________, while the smallest noticeable change in a stimulus is referred to as __________________. a) absolute threshold; difference threshold b) base value; just noticeable difference (jnd) c) response criterion; sensory constant d) difference threshold; absolute threshold
The baby in Watson and Rayner's experiment showed fear when a white rabbit, white dog, and white fur coat were presented to him. This is an example of __________
a. generalization b. extinction c. deconditioning d. discrimination
The secondary form of inheritance via epigenetics is sometimes referred to as ________.
A. soft inheritance B. blending inheritance C. hard inheritance D. traditional inheritance