When barbiturates were the most popular sedative-hypnotics, low doses of the long-acting types were used as sleeping pills
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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People sometimes take life-threatening risks—such as not wearing helmets when riding motorcycles, having unprotected sex, sunbathing against a doctor's advice, and driving far over the speed limit—in order to "look cool." This best demonstrates the strong power of ____
a. the fact that "nature says go and culture says stop" b. the automatic system c. the appraisal motive d. self-presentation
The riskiest behavior for contracting AIDS in the United States is:
A. male-to-male sexual contact B. high-risk heterosexual contact C. intravenous drug use D. casual contact, such as kissing, with a person infected with HIV
The _____ includes all the mental processes that are not experienced by a person but that give rise to the person's thoughts, choices, emotions, and behaviours.
A) cognitive unconscious B) dynamic unconscious C) Freudian unconscious D) repressed conscious
Because you set your alarm every night, you always get to work on time and are never reprimanded for being late. This behavior is strengthened by a
a. positive primary reinforcer. c. positive reinforcer. b. primary reinforcer. d. negative reinforcer.