Once a dissociative fugue ends, people
A) can remember their past but keep their new identity.
B) remembers who they are but cannot remember their past.
C) can remember everything that has happened to them.
D) can remember their past but cannot remember what happened during the fugue.
D
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When workers experience career plateauing, they may decide not to seek a promotion
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Bert has been very unsuccessful at job interviews. He doesn't seem to be able to gauge how people are reacting to him, and he always seems to present himself in the same way. Consequently, he usually appears disinterested and detached, and he seldom makes a good impression. Bert appears to have:
a. high self-monitoring b. low self-monitoring c. an external locus of control d. low self-efficacy
Which of the following does not belong?
a. truth c. serenity b. ambulance d. stoic
Your little sister enjoys taking time out of her day to make bead necklaces. A birthday party is coming up, and you decide you want to give a necklace to each person at the party
She offers to make a necklace for each of your friends, but for added motivation you give her a dollar for each one she makes. Which of the following is most likely to happen? a. After the party, your sister will enjoy making beads more than she did before because you gave her a reward. b. After the party, your sister will enjoy making beads less than she did before because you rewarded her for something she already liked to do. c. Because your sister already enjoys making beads, paying her for making them will have no effect on how much she enjoys the activity. d. Paying your sister for making the beads will increase her self-awareness.