A patient comes into the emergency room with symptoms including feeling jittery, unable to sit still, and difficulty focusing. He is not having any hallucinations or psychosis. What is he most likely experiencing?
A. Caffeine intoxication
B. Marijuana intoxication
C. Alcohol intoxication
D. Methamphetamine intoxication
Answer: A
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Kim has a bachelor's degree in psychology, but she knows that she has been developing skills during her coursework that will allow her to obtain employment in many different areas. Some of these skills she has developed include being able to work independently, to locate information, to write reports, and to make oral presentations. Kim also knows that it will be important for her to continue to
add to these skills throughout her career. According to the Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology Major, Kim is demonstrating which competency? a. personal development b. application of psychology c. critical thinking skills in psychology d. career planning and development
In regards to preschool education, the United States prioritizes __________, whereas Japan prioritizes __________.
A. cooperative play; parallel play B. parallel play; cooperative play C. social skills; academic skills D. academic skills; social skills
The earliest experiment on teaching language to chimps failed mainly because:
A) ?chimps were unable to type. B) ?Viki was too uncoordinated to learn ASL. C) ?chimps lack the appropriate vocal apparatus to speak. D) ?the symbol keyboard was too complex.
Which model of abnormality rests on the deterministic assumption that no symptom or behavior is "accidental" and that all behavior is determined by past experiences?
A)the psychodynamic model B)the cognitive model C)the sociocultural model D)the feminist model