Rochelle is a perimenopausal woman who suffers from hot flashes and flushes and night sweats. Her skin has become very dry and she experiences decreased vaginal lubrication during sexual arousal. Rochelle's gynecologist has suggested hormone replacement therapy as a cure. In this scenario, Rochelle has _____
A) spatial disorientation
B) estrogen deficiency
C) autoimmune thyroiditis
D) diabetic retinopathy
B
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Within the movement ratio and CS response strength windows in Exercise 3, where should one look for clear evidence of spontaneous recovery?
a. The early trials of Stage 1 and the early trials of Stage 2 b. The early trials of Stage 1 and the early trials of Stage 3 c. The late trials of Stage 1 and the late trials of Stage 2 d. The late trials of Stage 2 and the early trials of Stage 3
According to your text, we know that fMRI technology ____.?
a. ?directly measures brain activity b. ?can reveal the brain areas that are active when a person experiences an emotion c. ?can detect any neuronal activity, even if changes of activity in the same region cancel each other out. d. ?is not very susceptible to experimenter bias because the images are difficult to misinterpret.
Sequential persuasion techniques like the foot-in-the-door technique may work because they:
a. rely on authority figures. b. wear down one's sense of self-control or self-regulation. c. rely on deception. d. offer no alternatives.
Short-term memory can hold ______ for ______
a. only a few items; a matter of seconds b. a vast number of items; a matter of seconds c. only a few items; many years d. a vast number of items; many years