Sheri believes that her sorority is superior to all of the others and is the most prominent sorority on campus. A social psychologist would say that Sheri is exhibiting
a. ethnocentrism
b. discrimination
c. rationalization
d. prejudice
Answer: A
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Which idea is central to the biopsychosocial model of mental illness?
a. Any disorder results from a combination of influences b. Three types of disorder occur, differing from one another in their causes. c. Biological causes are the most important, and social causes are the least important. d. Biological factors cause disorders, but psychological and social factors cure them.
Slick Lefty, a convicted criminal, is taking an objective test of personality. Slick Lefty wants to give the impression that he is ready for parole. What should the clinician, who is giving the test to Slick Lefty, remember about objective tests?
A. People can figure out how to give socially desirable answers. B. They are not useful in identifying personality differences. C. They have low reliability and validity. D. They are difficult to administer.
The most efficient way to train your dog to "sit" would be
a. through trial and error. b. to push his backside down and reward him. c. to reward him while he is paying attention. d. to reward him when he gives you his paw.
All of the following are problems observed to result from learning disorders EXCEPT
A. low employment. B. school dropout. C. drug abuse. D. suicidal thoughts and attempted suicide.