The "man who couldn't forget" was studied by__________
a. Freud
b. Luria
c. Ebbinghaus
d. Underwood
B
You might also like to view...
Jean Blake, a psychiatrist who is strongly influenced by the social-cognitive perspective, is most likely to take which approach in treating a male client who is extremely shy of females?
a. Condition positive emotional responses to women. b. Observe and imitate models engaged in social interactions with women. c. Prescribe anti-anxiety medication for him to take before going out with a woman. d. Uncover the unconscious conflicts in the approach and avoidance of women.
A racing driver whose car skids off the road in an important event is MOST likely to attribute his performance to ______
a. errors in judgment on his part b. slick conditions on the asphalt c. his late-night partying on the previous evening d. problems he is having in his personal life
Exorcism was used on people who demonstrated odd behavior because:
A. Strange behavior was believed to be caused by possession. B. It was done to appease the gods. C. Good Spirits inhabited their body and needed to be cast out. D. Their Health was poor and they needed exercise.
Owen and colleagues (2006) conducted research on a young woman who had been in a vegetative state for five months. When she was asked to imagine visiting rooms of her house,
A. she awakened from the vegetative state. B. she described which rooms she was visiting. C. her brain responded in the same manner as a healthy brain. D. her brain showed no measurable reaction to the stimuli.