Julio experiences a stroke that affects his ability to remember his family and friends. However, he still remembers how to play the piano, although he has no memory of ever learning how to play. It appears that Julio's __________ memory is intact.
A. declarative
B. episodic
C. semantic
D. nondeclarative
Answer: D
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Brent dives into a swimming pool and instantly feels cold. However, 10 minutes later the pool actually feels comfortably warm. The change in Brent's sensitivity to the temperature of the pool illustrates the principle of:
a. perceptual invariance b. perceptual assimilation c. sensory adaptation d. changing difference thresholds
Regarding the proposed DSM-5, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. A new edition, the DSM-5, is due to be published in 2013 and will reflect updated research and changing social attitudes. b. As new disorders are added to the DSM-5, some psychologists worry that more and more normal human behavior is being redefined as problematic. c. Few of the proposed mental disorder additions to the DSM-5 have been shown to seriously disrupt a person's life. d. Gender identity disorder may continue to be included in the DSM-5 as gender dysphoria.
The WIAT is
A. currently in its second edition. B. a lengthy neuropsychological test designed to localize neurologic damage following stroke. C. a recently developed intelligence test that involves no verbal instructions or responses, thus enhancing cultural fairness. D. an individually administered test of language, reading, writing, and mathematics achievement.
An irrational and often persistent fear of an object, situation, or activity is called:
-a phobia. -agoraphobia. -OCD -a panic attack.