Which of the following statements is true about dissociative identity disorder (DID)?
A. DID is easy to fake.
B. DID is absolutely impossible to fake.
C. Dissociative symptoms may be the result of sleep deprivation.
D. DID is made up of false memories.
Answer: C
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It is believed that Troy has a high set point. Dieting will be difficult for him because:
A. hypothalamus dysfunction prevents Troy from feeling full B. when Troy diets, his metabolic rate may slow down C. Troy is particularly susceptible to learned cues to eating D. Troy will experience hunger more often than someone with a low set point
In an effort to prevent participants in an experiment from trying to discover or confirm the researcher's predictions and motives, psychologists sometimes:
a. allow participants to consent to the study. b. treat all information as confidential. c. ask each participant to respond honestly. d. deceive participants about the true nature of the study.
Like social psychologists, personality psychologists focus on
a. individuals rather than collectives or institutions. b. the cultural context. c. individual differences. d. the power of construals to shape human behavior.
Primary drives are __________.
A. learned B. unlearned C. cognitive D. socially determined