Hospice care has expanded greatly in recent years in developed countries because families respond to it much more favorably than what other type of care?
a. standard hospital care
b. care at cancer treatment centers
c. diet and herbal treatments
d. taking care of family members with home nursing care
Answer: A
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Which of the following was true of DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition)?
a) It offered a more inclusive account of psychological disorders that went beyond North American and Western European descriptions and experiences. b) It included a list of 25 "culture-bound syndromes" in the appendix. c) It provided evidence on how cultures exploit ethnic minorities. d) It replaced DSM-III's previous label of culture-bound syndromes with cultural concepts of distress.
In a study of Japanese and American individuals (Matsumoto et al., 2002), how did the two cultures differ with regards to reading emotions??
a. ?The Japanese were more accurate in identifying the correct emotion being expressed. b. ?The Americans were more accurate in identifying the correct emotion being expressed. c. ?The Japanese interpreted low intensity emotions as being under-expressed; Americans interpreted high intensity emotions as exaggerated. d. ?The Americans interpreted low intensity emotions as being understated; Japanese interpreted high intensity emotions as exaggerated.
In classical conditioning, the presentation of both neutral stimulus and UCS is called a:
A. trial B. placebo C. step D. link
Limitations of case studies include
a. generalizability to other settings. b. uncertainties in interpreting archival records. c. lack of a longitudinal perspective. d. both "a" and "b"