Aaron and his fellow high school seniors are sitting in a large

auditorium and are about to take a group test that will measure their aptitudes for language, math, and reasoning as well as predict their chances of success in college.
Aaron and his fellow classmates are most likely taking the
a. Leiter International Performance Scale.
b. Stanford-Binet (SB5).
c. WAIS-IV.
d. SAT Reasoning Test (SAT).


ANSWER: d

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Individuals suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) display a characteristic set of symptoms including all of the following EXCEPT a. numbing of emotional responsiveness

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