The case of Cathy presented in your text is an example of major depressive disorder. One of the aspects of her case that clearly tells us her mood was more than just normal sadness is that Cathy
a. had become impaired in her ability to work.
b. did not have any manic or hypomanic symptoms.
c. had been separated from her husband for five years.
d. felt unworthy of her latest promotion at work.
Answer: a.
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a. long-term memory. b. intermittent memory. c. sensory memory. d. short-term memory.
College graduates with an undergraduate degree in psychology
a) will need to get at least a master's degree in order to find a job in a psychology-related field. b) will need to get at least a doctoral-level degree (PhD, PsyD) in order to find a job in a psychology-related field. c) can find a job, but not in a psychology-related field. d) can find jobs in fields related to psychology, to business, and to other areas.
Julia, 13, is generally very interested in the activities she undertakes. Research suggests that
A) as she gets older, boredom will take over. B) she believes what she does has an impact on what happens to her. C) she has low expectations for the future. D) she tends to choose easily achievable tasks.
An example of a semiformal activities subsystem at a high school would be
a. a history class. b. a drama club. c. a math test. d. an English class.