Which of the following is true of people in a fugue state?
a. Their new identity is usually more withdrawn and inhibited than their original personality.
b. Their sense of self usually returns in a matter of hours or days.
c. They act less purposefully than people with amnesia.
d. While they typically regain most memory of their original identity, they always retain all memories of
their activities during the fugue state.
B
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Under which of the following circumstances has research found no relationship between retirement and negative health effects?
a. when the retirement is legally mandated b. when the retirement is a result of an "early buyout" from the company c. when the retirement is a result of company financial troubles, as opposed to a problem with the worker's job performance d. when the retirement is voluntary
According to social facilitation theory, task performance is sometimes enhanced by the presence of others and sometimes hurt by the presence of others. Generally speaking, this depends upon ____
a. whether the task at hand is easy or hard. b. whether or not the others who are present are engaged in the same task. c. whether the person is an introvert or an extrovert. d. whether or not the others who are present are members of a social ingroup.
Right now, you are moving your eyes as you read this question on your exam. The letters that you can see at any given moment—in between eye movements—would be called
a. a fixation. b. the perceptual span. c. a saccadic eye movement. d. the fovea.
Comorbidity means that:
A) one disorder may develop into another. B) one disorder automatically implies the other. C) two disorders may occur together in an individual. D) the appearance of one disorder implies the disappearance of the one that preceded it.