When Mila goes to the doctor, he places magnets on her skull as a treatment for anxiety.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Some clinicians maintain that most cases of dissociative identity disorder are rooted in
a. early reinforcement for avoiding reality. b. a genetic predisposition for engaging in fantasy. c. a deficiency in certain neurotransmitters in the brain. d. severe emotional trauma that occurred during childhood.
As suggested by the facial feedback hypothesis, our emotions are most likely to be affected by
A) external stimuli. B) the facial blood vessels. C) our bodily movement. D) the face shape.
Freud developed the first method of psychotherapy, which he called ______
a. psychoanalysis b. psychosocial moratorium c. behavioral therapy d. humanistic psychology
As a part of their longitudinal study Thomas and Chess (1956) revisited subjects years after the original classifications of temperament. Years later, Subject "A" is described as being "sometimes fearful, having problems academically, and at times, he lingers in his response to social cues." Which of the following temperament categories does Subject "A" fit?
a. easy b. difficult c. slow-to-warm-up d. undifferentiated