The authors of the textbook report an interview with a patient named Jim who was originally diagnosed with autism, although today he would probably receive a diagnoses of Asperger's disorder. Jim's lucid description of his internal experiences suggests that the unusual behaviors characteristic of Asperger's might be influenced by:
A. delusions
B. limited cognitive abilities
C. abnormal sensory experiences
D. anxiety
C. abnormal sensory experiences
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According to Chapter 2 of your text, six major neurotransmitters will be discussed throughout your book. Which one of the following is NOT one of them?
a. Dopamine b. Serotonin c. Adrenaline d. Norepinephrine
What factor seems to help children make the best recovery from sexual abuse?
A. strong siblings who are not sexually abused themselves B. a significant other like a friend or teacher who provides support and care C. strong support and care from a caregiver D. the father or stepfather apologizing for his behavior
Based on his classroom experiences and everyday observations, Dr. McGinty believes that those students sitting in the front row of a classroom get higher grades than those sitting in rows further back. His belief is an example of a(n)
a. method. b. theory. c. stimulus event. d. correlation coefficient. e. dependent variable.
Voyeurs are careful and rarely put themselves in a position where they face the prospect of getting caught
Indicate whether the statement is true or false