Who first described the cranial nerves and the blood supply to the brain?
a) Willis
b) Harvey
c) Vesalius
d) Galen
Ans: a) Willis
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a. mood disorders b. schizophrenia spectrum disorders c. personality affective disorders d. schizotypal and schizoid personality disorders
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a. social facilitation b. social interference c. a self-fulfilling prophecy d. social loafing
In Muzafer Sherif’s Robber’s Cave experiment, ____.?
a. ?Blacks and Whites were forced to work together on a common task b. ?two groups of boys first developed prejudices toward each other and then became friends c. ?conflict between two groups was prevented by tightly controlling the consequences for conflict d. ?children learned to be prejudiced against other children who had brown eyes
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