Schizophrenia is diagnosed by
(a) behavioral symptoms
(b) a blood test
(c) MRI
(d) a genetic marker on a known chromosome
A
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Each year, one in four deaths are due to heart disease. 2. Moderate alcohol use increases the risk of coronary heart disease. 3. Feeling lonely or socially isolated may increase the risk of angina, a heart attack, or stroke by about 30%. 4. An anger management program is likely to reduce the risk of a heart attack recurring. 5. About 15–20% of breast cancers are clearly linked to genetic factors. Ans: F 6. About 65% of all cases of cancer stem from smoking cigarettes. 7. Over 20% of those diagnosed with cancer meet diagnostic criteria for PTSD 6 months later. 8. Cancer is more likely to spread if the patient is single.
According to Kant, our phenomenological experience results from:
a. sensory experience alone. b. innate ideas. c. categories of thought alone. d. the interaction between sensations and the categories of thought.
For the past month, Khiem seems to have lost interest in most of his normal daily activities. He has gained nearly 15 pounds, and his sleep has been disrupted. He rarely goes to his university classes anymore, because he feels like he has no energy. When he makes it to class, he has trouble concentrating or making decisions. In this case, it is likely that Khiem would be classified as having:
a. bipolar disorder b. major depression c. conversion disorder d. generalized anxiety disorder
The communication of honeybees is unlike human language in that ______
a. it is more flexible than human language b. it is more dependent on external reinforcement than human language c. it involves a wider variety of sounds than human language d. it is not characterized by semantics, displacement, and productivity