In dissociative identity disorder, the "host" personality is usually the one that
a. is the most aggressive of the personalities.
b. asks for treatment and becomes the patient.
c. earns income for the individual
d. is sexually provocative.
b
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a. ?self-actualized b. ?independent c. ?interdependent d. ?dependent
Analyzing smaller features and building up to a complete perception is called __________
a) top-down processing. b) bottom-up processing. c) perceptual construction. d) hypothesis formation.
When asked why he shouldn't steal a piece of gum from a convenience store, Simon, an eight-year-old child answers, "Because I might get taken to jail." This child is reasoning at Kohlberg's __________
a) preconventional level of moral reasoning. b) conventional level of moral reasoning. c) unconventional level of moral reasoning. d) postconventional level of moral reasoning.
What physiological factors of those with type A personalities seems to be related to their increased level of heart disease?
a. The fact that type A appears mostly in men, and the XY chromosome type has genes that make a man more susceptible to heart disease than women. b. The genetic cause of type A personality is highly linked to the genetic cause of heart disease. c. The increased physiological reactivity to being harassed, challenged, or threatened. d. The fact that type A personality cause increased serotonergic activity in the brain, which leads to increased blood flow through the heart. This flow leaves excess deposits that lead to heart disease.