Addiction refers to
a. increased drug effect with repeated use.
b. the loss of withdrawal symptoms when the drug use is stopped.
c. maintained drug effect with repeated use.
d. a situation where drug use continues despite adverse consequences to the user.
e. augmented drug reward.
d. a situation where drug use continues despite adverse consequences to the user.
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According to the discussion of gender comparisons on a mental-rotation task,
a. the gender differences in this area are very large, and no study has yet reported gender similarities. b. the meta-analyses in this area usually show small effect sizes. c. the gender differences are typically larger on mental-rotation tasks than on other kinds of spatial tasks. d. the instructions given to the participants have little effect on their performance.
In the United States, risk for Alzheimer's disease is highest for
a. African Americans and Hispanics. b. European Americans and Hispanics. c. European Americans and African Americans. d. European Americans and Asians.
An _____ helps to determine whether subjects are _____ or _____
a. IRB; debriefed; not b. IRB; at risk; at minimal risk c. Informed consent; debriefed; not d. Informed consent; at risk; at minimal risk
Traditionally, the beginning of existential psychology is marked with the writings of:?
a. ?May and Husserl b. ?May and Nietzsche c. ?Kierkegaard and Husserl d. ?Kierkegaard and Nietzsche