Dr. Neiman is a physician who sees clients with severe mental disorders. She prescribes medication to help them manage their disorders. Dr. Neiman is most likely a(n) __________
a. psychiatrist
b. nurse
c. clinical psychologist
d. clinical social worker
Answer: A
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a. lower rates of absenteeism and employee turnover. b. a greater willingness to help others on the job. c. better performance. d. less creative problem-solving.
Which disorders are more common in males than in females?
a. Anxiety disorders, depression, and substance abuse b. Schizophrenia, depression, and substance abuse c. Autism, anxiety disorders, and depression d. Schizophrenia, autism, and substance abuse
Nine-month-old Joshua is given a stuffed toy which is too large for him to hold in his hand or place in his mouth
Joshua lets the stuffed toy fall to the ground and shows no further interest in it. How would Piaget explain this behavior? Since Joshua was unable to achieve cognitive equilibrium, he applied assimilation to this new experience. Since Joshua couldn't hold onto the stuffed toy, he remained in a state of disequilibrium. Since Joshua was unable to achieve cognitive equilibrium, he applied accommodation to this new experience. Joshua wanted to play with the stuffed toy, but he doesn't have the visual ability to perceive the size of the toy.
"Me? What about your behavior?" is a defensive statement that ____
a. denies the criticism b. deflects responsibility c. conveys righteous indignation d. makes excuses without taking any responsibility