Ben has a social phobia as well as a heart condition. These conditions would be diagnosed on what axes of DSM-IV-TR?
a) I and III
b) I and II
c) II and IV
d) IV and V
a
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The degree to which a person experiences the variety and relative abundance of human emotions is referred to as ____
a. emovariability b. emorange c. emodiversity d. emoflexibility
James reads a magazine ad about a drug that doctors say may help college students perform better on multiple-choice type tests. Being the inquisitive person that he is, James decides to do an experiment to see if the magazine's claims are true. He administers the drug to one of his classes, and gives the other class a placebo. James then tests the students in both groups on material they have
recently discussed in class. In this example, the experimental group is the ____.? a. ?students who received the drug b. ?students who received the placebo c. ?test performance of the students d. ?age of the students
The major reason why structuralism ultimately failed as a school of psychology was that:
A) by associating itself with Darwin, it drew harsh criticism from some religious authorities. B) there was no evidence suggesting that Freud's theories were accurate. C) the methods used by structuralists did not produce replicable observations. D) it denied the existence of the mind.
Angela is conducting a survey about popular fast foods. She is using several different 11-point rating scales for issues such as how good foods taste, how attractive they look, how good they smell, how healthy they are, and whether they are worth their price. Her best choice for methodology is a ____
a. group questionnaire b. phone interview c. focus group d. personal interview