?If “Little Albert” had developed a fear of large white rats, but not of small white rats, psychologists would label that an example of ____

What happens when schizophrenics stop taking neuroleptic drugs? a. Auditory hallucinations dissipate slowly

b. Schizophrenic symptoms return immediately and with more intensity. c. Tardive dyskinesia may continue. d. Memory problems become more apparent.

When Joyce was just out of graduate school at the age of 22, she could not help but notice that not many agencies existed to care for the physical, emotional, social, and psychological well-being of adults with developmental disabilities. It was at that time that she created her own company to do just that. She has now been working for the last 25 years and has grown the company to more than 300 employees serving about 100 adults with developmental disabilities. She is confident that those cared for by her employees are in good hands. Which stage of psychosocial development best describes Joyce at this point?

a) intimacy vs. isolation b) generativity vs. stagnation c) industry vs. inferiority d) identity vs. role confusion

After an accident with a sharp tamping rod that left a 1 1/2" hole in the top of his

head, Phineas Gage's friends described his behavior by simply stating, "Gage is no longer Gage." This is an example of (a) equipotential (b) damage to Broca's Area (c) localization of brain function (d) damage to the brain stem

Studies of self-handicapping indicate that:

a. men often use claims of physical illness b. men tend to self-handicap more than women c. women often use alcohol for self-handicapping d. women tend to self-handicap more than men e. women use drugs for self-handicapping