A clinical psychologist who is sufficiently capable, skilled, experienced, and expert to adequately complete the professional tasks he undertakes is fulfilling the ethical standard of _____.
A. resolving ethical issues
B. competence
C. multiple relationships
D. justice
B. competence
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Nine-month-old Carter's mother turned her head suddenly as the dog approached from behind. Carter was watching his mother's face and turned in the same direction. Carter and his mother are showing __________.
A. simple imitation B. joint attention C. the language acquisition device D. home sign
Altered states of consciousness include:
What will be an ideal response?
One key factor of posttraumatic stress disorder is
a. exposure to traumatic events where a person experienced, witnessed, or confronted an event involving actual or threatened death or serious injury to oneself or someone else. b. symptoms lasting two days to four weeks. c. attempts to separate from persons related to the dramatic situation resulting in separation anxiety disorder. d. development of social phobia.
Perreault et al (2011) showed that individuals with ASD were superior at detecting bilateral symmetry in patterns of dots, and concluded that this was evidence against the Weak Central Coherence theory. This conclusion can be criticised because:
a. The study did not rule out the use of local cues to do the task b. Some participants may have had problems in resolving the small dots c. The duration of the stimulus presentations may have disadvantaged the control group d. The global cues to symmetry were weak