How does Bipolar I disorder differ from Bipolar II disorder?
A) The manic episodes are "higher" in Bipolar I than in Bipolar II.
B) The manic episodes are not as "high" in Bipolar I as in Bipolar II.
C) The depressive episodes are "lower" in Bipolar I than in Bipolar II.
D) The depressive episodes are not as "low" in Bipolar I as in Bipolar II.
C
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Age differences in children's selective attention
a. is affected by their ability to keep the to-be-forgotten information out of mind. b. might impede their ability to deceive others in some situations. c. can be explained by young children's difficulty with ignoring task-irrelevant stimuli. d. is related to their understanding that other people can hold false beliefs.
Elana had just been falling asleep when her mother awakened her. Elana felt as if she had not slept at all. She had probably been in
a. stage 2 sleep. c. REM sleep. b. stage 3 sleep. d. none of these.
Your instructor likes to summarize key findings described in class by creating movie or book titles. Today's lecture focused on the status of the discipline of psychology today. Which of these would make for the best title?
a) "Psychology: Revising Its Historical Approaches" b) "Psychology: Diversity in Subfields and Activities" c) "A Discipline Dedicated to Helping People Who Have Problems" d) "Giving Away Our Research Findings to Psychiatry So We All May Live Better"
Which of the following statements about cross-race friendships among middle-school children is true?
a) The number of cross-race friendships increases as children grow older. b) As children mature, cross-race friendships increase among girls, but not boys. c) The number of cross-race friendships declines as children grow older. d) Cross-race friendships decrease in schools with ongoing integration efforts.