In his investigation of identity development in young adolescents, Michael Bamburg (2004) evaluated information obtained from journal entries, oral accounts, individual interviews, and group discussions among boys aged 10, 12, and 15 . This is an example of a(n)
a. case study used to describe a group.
b. structured observation.
c. experiment.
d. clinical interview.
A
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
An advantage of defining clinical diagnosis by a large number of overlapping features is that it encourages clinicians to
a. seek a second opinion. b. provide more time during therapy. c. consider individual differences when treating patients. d. give more diagnostic tests.
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A) déjà vu experiences. B) hypnotic trances. C) near-death experiences. D) out-of-body experiences.
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a. total deafness. b. the inability to hear low-pitched sounds. c. the inability to hear medium-pitched sounds. d. the inability to hear high-pitched sounds. e. no damage since there are no auditory hair cells there.