Horatio is asked what main dish was served for lunch at the cafeteria yesterday. He knows that it was roast beef, but before responding, he observes six other students who say the main dish was pizza. Horatio is most likely to say the main dish was pizza if he hears the response from
a. the six other students in three pairs of two.
b. all the students at once.
c. the six students at six different times in six different places.
d. the six other students in two pairs of three.
c
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Which of the following is a significant problem in confirming a diagnosis of somatic symptom disorder?
a. Patients don't always tell the truth about symptoms. b. A true somatic illness will often be detected only later, after medical treatment has been exhausted. c. There is no objective measure of a person's pain. d. Somatic symptom disorders overlap substantially with mood disorders.
The sort of rationale that would make the most sense to a person at the preconventional level of moral reasoning would be: "Don't hit Justin, because:
a. you should never hurt anyone.". b. it's against the rules.". c. you'll have to stay after school.". d. because Justin is my friend.".
What is moral identity, and why is it important to identify its origins?
What will be an ideal response?
In Humanistic psychotherapy, congruence refers to_____________
a. the ability of the therapist to track the client's conversation b. how like-minded the therapist and client are in their belief systems c. the honesty of the client d. the coherence or fit among one's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.