Through dishabituation, the infant tells the researcher,
a. "I see that the new stimulus differs from the others!"
b. "My mind is no longer a tabula rasa!"
c. "This experiment is boring!"
d. "I know how to learn!"
A
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Nate is a clinical psychologist and is trying to determine if Jennifer has schizophrenia. In what way will he make this determination?
a. making observations of Jennifer's behavior and her descriptions of personal experience b. heredity c. studying the concentration of schizophrenia in Jennifer's geographic area d. blood tests
A tragedy strikes your community—15 homes are destroyed in a mudslide, and many lives are lost. If you were head of the mental health agency, what would you suggest?
a. Let the community get back on its feet before providing psychological services. b. Immediately intervene with a general stress management program. c. Institute group-level treatments, but target them to the specific needs of those involved. d. Use individual treatment methods, given the severity of the tragedy. e. Make use of psychodrama methods in a group-level treatment modality.
Which of the following is true regarding the ways that drugs affect neurotransmitters? a. A drug that is an agonist occupies the receptor sites, blocking the neurotransmitter. b. A drug that is an antagonist helps increase the release of the neurotransmitter
c. Both a and b d. Neither a nor b
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Memories lost outside of hypnosis but recovered while under hypnosis usually are accurate representations of past events 2. In those who are susceptible to hypnosis, pain can be effectively controlled by using hypnosis as an analgesic 3. Under certain circumstances, hypnosis may be more effective than morphine in producing pain-relieving effects 4. In correct chronological order, we encode, retrieve, and store memories 5. When we remember something, our brains create exact duplicates of perceptual experiences