If a behavior has a negative impact on other people, it is referred to as __________ behavior
a. opportunistic
b. meanview
c. antisocial
d. assertive
C
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__________ was a Swiss physician from the early 1500s who criticized the idea that mental illness was due to demonic possession and instead insisted that it was a treatable disease.
A. Paracelsus B. Galen C. Weyer D. Hippocrates
When people are prompted to recall their own experiences, they typically report more events from the recent than from the distant past. Describe the two consistent exceptions to this rule
What will be an ideal response?
The major difference between a clinical and a counseling psychologist is that:
A. clinical psychologists prescribe medication B. clinical psychologists deal more with problems of living than with mental disorders C. counseling psychologists place less emphasis on research D. counseling psychologists place more emphasis on experimental methods and research
Dissociative identity disorder was previously known as ____
a. multiple personality disorder b. schizophrenia c. borderline personality disorder d. bipolar disorder