The text cites a case example about Rutger, a businessman who was hospitalized for a few
days after becoming dazed and losing his identity. Rutger was suffering from ______.
a. depersonalization disorder c. dissociative fugue
b. dissociative identity disorder d. dissociative amnesia
D
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Bjorklund uses Waddington's analogy of the ___________to describe how each adult's development occurs primarily within a specific pathway. The
process is influenced by the starting conditions of education, family background, ethnicity, intelligence, and personality. a. patchwork quilt b. epigenetic landscape c. layers of the atmosphere d. compass
Camilla's best friend believes she should try a more hands-on, or action, approach to her studying. What study methods should Camilla use?
a) Camilla should practice spelling words or repeat facts that need to be remembered. b) Camilla should act like she is making a speech about the material she has learned. c) Camilla should visualize charts and diagrams in her mind as she is studying. d) Camilla should sit near the front of the class and take notes by writing down key terms and charts that the instructor shows the class.
What combination of personality changes has been labeled the "maturation of personality"?
a. more conscientiousness, more agreeableness, and less extraversion b. more conscientiousness, more agreeableness, and less neuroticism c. more extraversion, more agreeableness, and less conscientiousness d. more extraversion, less agreeableness, and less neuroticism
According to the text, __________ is on the rise in the United States.
A. collectivism B. individualism C. religiosity D. traditional values