In the case of Mr. Z, who lives in a nursing home, what seems to be the impact of the nursing home environment on his functioning?
a. It has prevented him from getting medical care.
b. It has provided opportunities for him to entertain and encourage others. c. It has reduced his capacity for helping others.
d. It has fostered a sense of despair.
b
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Norms governing proper conduct are MOST apparent in
a. crowds. b. mobs. c. audiences. d. street crowds. e. panics.
Dante is a middle-aged man with a history of depression. Recently, he has been diagnosed with dissociative fugue. He adopts a completely new identity while staying in his hometown. His amnesia lasts only a short time. What aspect of this case is unusual for dissociative fugue? a. It is unusual for depression to be associated with dissociative fugue. b. It is unusual for fugue to involve a
completely new identity. c. It is unusual for people with fugue to remain in their hometown. d. It is unusual for dissociative fugue to last only a short time.
Your psychology professor argues that the nature of the mother-infant relationship and social relationships are more crucial determinants of personality than sexual urges. She additionally argues that we are conscious architects of our own personality. Your professor's views are closest to those of
a. Karen Horney. c. Alfred Adler. b. Carl Jung. d. Erik Erikson.
Encoding specificity and transfer appropriate processing both emphasize
a. decisions at the encoding stage. b. decisions at the retrieval stage. c. the similarity between encoding and retrieval. d. the dissimilarity between encoding and retrieval.