From the NCS-R study, specific prevalence rates showed which disorder categories to be the MOST prevalent?
a. Depression and substance abuse
b. Anxiety and mood
c. Neurosis and psychosis
d. Obsessive-compulsive and personality disorders
b
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The so-called ____ is defined as a pattern of moral judgment that says specific sexual behaviors (especially premarital sex) are acceptable for men but immoral for women
a. "social constructionist theory" b. "double standard" c. "reverse double standard" d. "evolutionary theory"
Miller and Weiss's cross-sectional experiment with children of ages seven, 10, and 13 assessed selective attention. When the oldest children recalled fewer irrelevant details from the scenes, this result showed that
a. less effort was expended by the oldest group. b. the younger children were more intelligent. c. gender mattered, with older girls delaying performance. d. older children were better able to ignore irrelevant details.
A person walking around in a room where you are sitting is sometimes seen from the
front, the back, or the side. Yet despite these quite different images, you perceive that the person remains the same one. This is an example of the principles of a. shape constancy. b. person constancy. c. absolute shape. d. shape reference. e. profile symmetry.
_____ promotes both the mental and physical health of children with medical conditions.
A. Child clinical psychology B. Pediatric psychology C. Developmental psychology D. Abnormal psychology