People with specific phobia disorders
a. are often unsure of what they fear.
b. may have a mild fear of heights, for example, without experiencing overwhelming anxiety.
c. usually recognize that their fears are unreasonable.
d. are a very small minority with fewer than two percent of adults having a phobia in their lifetime.
C
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a. Your own car in a crowded parking lot b. A car in the parking lot that has two Zs on its license plate c. The most typical, average car in the parking lot d. A car in the parking lot that suddenly starts moving
If you were conducting a cross-sectional study of development, what would you do? a. Compare people to monkeys and chimpanzees
b. Compare people from several cultures. c. Compare a group at one time to the same group at a later time. d. Compare people of different ages at the same time.
Colleen is trying to decide which of two events to enter in the school track meet. She thinks she would have a better chance of winning the 100 meter race, but decides to enter the 10,000 meter race instead. According to Rotter's theory,
A. her generalized expectancies determined this decision. B. the reinforcement value of winning the 10,000 meter race is greater than the reinforcement value of winning the 100 meter race. C. the decision illustrates that the behavior potential does not always determine behavior. D. she must have been reinforced for winning the 10,000 meter race in the past.
Which of the following best describes the actions of typical and atypical antipsychotic medications?
a. Both types of medication act as dopamine agonists. b. Both types of medication act as dopamine antagonists c. Typical antipsychotics act as dopamine antagonists, but atypical antipsychotics act as dopamine agonists. d. Typical antipsychotics act as dopamine antagonists, and atypical antipsychotics act on neurotransmitters other than dopamine.