A great deal of evidence indicates that regular use of opiates, such as heroin, morphine, and methadone, often produces a significant, and sometimes dramatic, ____

A) priapism.
B) spontaneous orgasm.
C) decrease in sexual interest and activity in both sexes.
D) increase in sexual interest and activity in both sexes.


C

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A research study (Gollan et al., 2010) found that the recognition of facial expressions by people with depression followed which of the following patterns??

a. ?Participants with depression were more likely than control participants to misidentify happy or surprised facial expressions. b. ?Participants with depression were more sensitive to sad faces than control participants, especially at lower intensities. c. ?Participants with depression were less likely than control participants to misidentify harsh facial expressions, such as fear or anger. d. ?The severity of the participants’ depression was negatively correlated with their accuracy in recognizing sad faces.

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Psychoanalytic theory, the best-known psychodynamic approach, grew out of the work of

a. Julian Rotter. b. Carl Rogers. c. Sigmund Freud. d. Abraham Maslow.

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The extraneous variable in a study that affects the primary variables and makes it appear as if the two are causing each other is called the __________ variable

a. confounding b. independent c. dependent d. random

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Juan is an 8 year old boy in third grade. He has been struggling with school since first grade, but this year his teacher is fed up. Even though he is a polite child, she can no longer pass him for simply trying his hardest

Juan is frequently out of his seat, misplaces his work, makes careless errors, and distracts other children. It is likely that Juan has ADHD and wasn't previously diagnosed because: a) Children aren't usually diagnosed until third grade b) Children are not diagnosed until the behaviours have been present for seven years c) Juan is Hispanic d) Juan is Caucasian

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