Todd is preoccupied with a small bump on his nose that he thinks is "huge and grotesque." Daily, he spends hours in front of the mirror examining his perceived defect. Todd would most likely be diagnosed with ______
a. An adjustment disorder c. an impulse control disorder
b. hypochondriasis d. body dysmorphic disorder
D
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Which of these is true about the ethics of psychological experiments?
A) psychologists have always used the highest ethical principles in their research B) modern researchers do not have ethical guidelines C) the emerging field of bioethics provides good answers to ethical concerns D) the rights of animals is todayone of the most pressing ethical concerns
Epilepsyconsists of recurring brain ________
A) lesions B) fissures C) concussions D) seizures
The sensorimotor stage lasts from
A) about ages 1 to 4. B) birth until the child can walk. C) birth until about age 2. D) age 2 until the child starts school.
In intermodal perception,
A) babies learn to judge the distance of objects from one another. B) infants respond to the separate parts of a pattern. C) babies prefer any stimulus in which the most salient features are arranged horizontally in the upper part of a pattern. D) babies make sense of visual, auditory, tactile, odor, and taste information, perceiving them as integrated wholes.