Which two perspectives of mental disorder place particular emphasis on genetic factors in
psychological disorders?
a. Humanistic and cognitive-behavioral
b. Medical and biopsychosocial
c. Cognitive-behavioral and sociocultural
d. Biopsychosocial and humanistic
e. Psychodynamic and medical
b. Medical and biopsychosocial
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When a person is characterized by others based on a single characteristic, such as being shunned or rejected, they are experiencing the effects of
a. stigma. b. maladaptive behavior. c. social deviance. d. stereotypical response.
The Dribblers new basketball coach really doesn't expect much and is convinced they will never make the playoffs. During the regular season, the coach seldom offers praise for a really outstanding play, and after a particularly bad loss, the coach is prone to make statements such as "What can you expect; the other team was really good.". In response to the coach's lack of confidence, the team
ends up at the bottom of their division. This situation illustrates the concept of: a. a self-fulfilling prophecy b. the fundamental attribution error c. a self-serving bias d. stereotypes
If you were sitting alone in your dorm room, picking your nose, and a stranger entered the room, you would probably stop picking your nose due to which form of social influence?
a. compliance b. conformity c. mere presence d. indirect obedience
Signal detection theory assumes that ________
a. a person's ability to detect a stimulus depends only on the stimulus. b. people will always be biased toward thinking the stimulus was not there, even if it was. c. a person's response depends on the stimulus and on a decision about it. d. people will always be biased toward thinking the stimulus was there, even if it wasn't.