The twenty-first pair of chromosomes failed to separate during meiosis, so Aziz received three of these chromosomes rather than the normal two. Aziz has __________ syndrome
A) XYY
B) Klinefelter
C) Turner
D) Down
D
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Ann has the diagnosis of anorexia nervosa, the restricting type. What does this diagnosis mean to the team of professionals that is going to treat her?
a. She rarely engages in bingeing or purging. b. Her personality characteristics have made it difficult to determine if she has a problem at all. c. She has a rare form of anorexia nervosa in which she is able to maintain her weight within five pounds of her expected weight. d. The treatments that can be used are limited to those that can address the underlying biological malfunctions responsible for the disorder.
Joy speaks Spanish as she had learnt the language when she was in school. She is now learning to speak French. She often notices that when speaking in Spanish, French words come to mind. This is an example of _____
A) retroactive interference B) repression C) proactive interference D) dissociative amnesia
Which of the following is TRUE?
a. Once there is evidence-based research on the effectiveness of a treatment for adults, it will be effective with adolescents as long as they are of the same ethnic background and socioeconomic status. b. Although in the past women lived longer than men, this pattern has been reversed in the past decade. c. Increased longevity affects men and women differently when it comes to their health. d. In later life, women are more likely to be experiencing life-threatening diseases rather than chronic illnesses.
If you were to follow Ernest Hartmann's approach to understanding your dreams, you would focus on
a. how the dream processes of displacement and condensation are being utilized. b. the characters, their actions, and the setting of the dream. c. the unusual dream elements and the underlying emotion of the dream. d. the elements of a dream which replay a day's events in a person's life.