Stumpf viewed psychology broadly and was instrumental in advancing study related to ____
a. animal training and memory
b. imageless thought and animal training
c. child psychology and psychological testing for children
d. child psychology and primitive music
D
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If a patient escapes from a mental hospital and commits a murder, according to the M'Naghten rule, will this person be not guilty by reason of insanity? a. The person is not guilty if he/she committed the act without understanding what was happening. b. The person is not guilty only if the crime was so bizarre that a normal person would not have done it. c. Yes. Anyone who was in a mental
hospital is insane, by definition. d. No. Anyone capable of escaping is considered to be sane.
Punishment procedures should be used in conjunction with ____________ procedures
a. chaining b. extinction c. shaping d. reinforcement
_____ are impairments in sexual functioning that cause subjective distress
a. Erectile difficulties c. Premature ejaculations b. Sexual dysfunctions d. Orgasmic difficulties
Wilma believed that her local senator was an honest, law-biding citizen. When he was indicted on charges of insider trading, she told all her friends there had been a mistake and he would soon be cleared. Finally, the senator confessed to the crimes and served time in prison. Through all of this, Wilma kept insisting he had been framed and was taking the blame to protect someone else. In this
example, Wilma shows strong evidence of: a. belief persistence b. the framing effect c. the availability heuristic d. memory reconstruction