Dissociative fugue is a relatively common dissociative disorder
a. True
b. False
Answer: b
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Causality may be inferred from ________ research
(a) correlational (b) survey (c) experimental (d) case study
Which of the following is TRUE?
a. Workers who felt higher levels of job insecurity reported higher levels of job satisfaction because they were grateful to still have a job. b. men who have experienced job loss have higher rates of mental health problems than women in the same situation. c. Even if they are still employed, workers exposed to layoffs among friends or co-workers experience higher levels of depression and more symptoms of poor health than workers not exposed to layoffs. d. the suicide rate in the U.S. remained the same after the recent economic recession, but it decreased in other European countries.
Rogers asserts that anxiety will be produced when there is a(n)
a. lack of correspondence between the ideal self and the actual self. b. lack of correspondence between the real self and the perceived self. c. imminent threat to one's personal constructs. d. secondary appraisal of inability to cope.
Which of the following is true about individuals with a dismissing avoidant attachment style?
A) They do not benefit from relationships with others. B) They have very high need for affiliation. C) Just like everyone else their self-esteem rises when they are accepted by others. D) They are incapable of having relationships with others. E) They are so needy when it comes to relationships they push others away.