Based on results of surveys, each of the following is a viable way for adolescents to get at least some of the American Academy of Pediatrics’ recommended 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise per day except _____.
a. walking or biking to school
b. playing video exercise games
c. relying on PE programs at school
d. taking part in a sport after school or on weekends
Answer: C
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What is the history of the "diagnosis" homosexuality in the DSM?
a. Homosexuality was never a diagnosis in the DSM. b. Homosexuality was, and is, a possible diagnosis in the DSM. c. Homosexuality was a diagnosis in the first two editions of the DSM, taken out for the third edition, and then reintroduced in the 4th. d. Homosexuality was a diagnosis in the first two editions of the DSM, taken out for the third edition, and has never been reintroduced.
Personality disorders can be misdiagnosed more easily than other categories of disorder in part because ________
a. criteria are not as sharply defined. b. many people with personality disorder are inclined to file lawsuits. c. conduct disorders are hidden by family members and employers. d. maladaptive behavioral patterns are common in the general population.
A 2005 study comparing traditional (therapist-provided) cognitive therapy for depression and computer-assisted therapy found that individuals benefitted
a. more from the traditional therapy than from the computer-assisted therapy. b. less from the traditional therapy than from the computer-assisted therapy. c. similarly from each form of therapy at the end of treatment, with the traditional group doing better at follow-up. d. similarly from each form of therapy both at the end of treatment and at follow up.
A theory is best defined as a
A. set of concepts and propositions used to control developmental outcomes. B. set of concepts and propositions intended to describe and explain some aspect of experience. C. factual description of developmental phenomena. D. series of systematic tests of all available hypotheses.