A psychologist notices that a male client rarely makes eye contact and pulls at his ear when he seems nervous. What type of assessment is the psychologist performing?
a. observation
b. projective testing
c. structured interviewing
d. controlled testing
a
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The example of a new parent who sleeps through a loud thunderstorm, but wakes up the minute his newborn infant begins to cry is used to illustrate that during sleep, there is
a. no awareness of external stimuli. b. a selective awareness of external stimuli. c. no awareness of either external or internal stimuli. d. an awareness of all external stimuli.
If a person has partial or fragmentary deficits with dementia, it is referred to as
a. partial deficit debilitation. b. inconsistent deficit to dementia. c. patchy distribution of deficits. d. specialized deficit dementia.
What did Wundt view as a reliable measure of the speed of a person’s conscious activity?
a. complications c. discriminations b. level of automaticity d. reaction time
Sima is struggling to differentiate types of learning. Jamshed explains that learning by associating stimuli to produce the same response is known as which one of the following?
A. Classical conditioning B. Habituation C. Operant conditioning D. Non-association learning