The word "bedlam" derived from_________________
a. A slang term popular in the 15th and 16th century for chaos
b. Sir Francis Reginald Bedlam, founder of the first asylum in London
c. Bedlam, England, home of the first insane asylum
d. St. Mary's of Bethlehem Hospital in London
D
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a. anhedonia, hallucinations, and delusions b. nystagmus, rapid heart beat, and convulsions c. slurred speech, lack of coordination, and nystagmus d. feelings of pleasure, nausea, and constriction of the pupils of the eye
Which of the following statements is true in the context of culture and memory?
a) Memory abilities remain constant with age. b) Cultural differences in memory as a function of oral tradition may be limited to meaningful material. c) Individuals from nonliterate societies have vastly inferior memory skills compared to Westerners. d) Memory abilities improve with age among Japanese and Koreans.
Compared to fibers that carry signals about temperature and touch, pain fibers associated with dull or throbbing pain are
a. thinner and faster. b. thicker and faster. c. thinner and slower. d. thicker and slower. e. small and reach the brain faster.
Which of the following is an advantage of small-n designs, according to Sidman (1960)? a. They allow for easier replication
b. They contribute less to error variance. c. They allow us to look at mean (average) performance. d. They allow for easier replication and they contribute less to error variance.