After experiencing the Hurricane Harvey tragedy, Ronald moved from Houston, yet he cannot stop thinking about the disturbing event even though he avoids any documentary or mention of the event. His friends describe him as constantly nervous, although it has been years since the event. Ronald is exhibiting symptoms of a type of

Regarding the definition of intelligence, which of the following statements is FALSE?

a. Some theorists question just which general mental abilities together constitute intelligence. b. Other psychologists question the idea of the g-factor itself, proposing instead that there are different "intelligences.". c. The operational definition of intelligence consists of the core aspects of intelligence, which are knowledge, reasoning, and memory. d. Intelligence is broadly defined as the overall capacity to act purposefully, to think rationally, and to adapt to one's surroundings.

Regarding polygraph testing, which of the following statements is/are TRUE?

a. The polygraph test cannot tell the difference between lying, fear, or anxiety. b. The polygraph test is much more likely to label a guilty person innocent than an innocent person guilty. c. The polygraph cannot be thrown off by self-inflicted pain or using tranquilizing drugs. d. All of these statements are true.

Annabelle is in the grocery store when she notices her heart is racing, and she becomes very dizzy. She is shaking so that she is barely able to stand up, and she cannot seem to get enough air and begins to hyperventilate. Annabelle thinks that maybe she is having a heart attack or going insane. She was fine a few minutes ago. Annabelle is exhibiting symptoms of a(n)

a. generalized anxiety disorder. b. panic disorder (without agoraphobia). c. acute stress disorder. d. dissociative fugue.

The placebo treatment in To Catch a Coldreceived

(a) an active cold virus (b) tiny pills that were very strong (c) saline nasal drops (d) a new type of genetic therapy