If a person suffering from schizophrenia has an identical twin, what percent chance does the other twin have of also becoming schizophrenic?
a. one percent
b. 28 percent
c. 48 percent
d. 75 percent
c
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a. deductive b. convergent c. divergent d. intuitive
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a. ?does not naturally elicit a particular unconditioned response b. ?neither punishes nor rewards c. ?is elicited by the conditioned stimulus d. ?is not influenced by other stimuli
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a. the most common subtype of a heuristic approach b. used only recently in the creation of programs c. the systematic consideration of alternatives d. easy application due to the minimal impact on memory storage