During a dissociative fugue state, it is not uncommon for individuals to
A. commit suicide.
B. see the world as a strange and foreign place.
C. take on a new identity.
D. involuntarily contact friends and family.
Answer: C
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The door-in-the-face technique involves
a. making a very large request that is likely to be turned down to increase the chances that people will agree to a smaller request later. b. making a very small request that is likely to be accepted to increase the chances that people will agree to a larger request later. c. concealing some of the costs associated with a request until after the request has been accepted. d. adding incentives to a request that has been turned down until people finally agree to go along with the initial request.
An individual requesting treatment at a mental health clinic keeps talking about how gangsters are "out to get him.". Before diagnosing paranoid personality disorder, we must determine whether a. his fears are justified
b. his family life is stable. c. he has ever attempted suicide. d. he avoids socialization.
What is the most commonly used neuropsychological screening measure among clinical psychologists?
What will be an ideal response?
Research by Rindfuss & Stephen (1990) on proximity and marriage indicates that married people living apart (i.e., for employment reasons):
a. stay married longer. b. have fewer conflicts. c. are more likely to get divorced. d. had a greater number of conflicts when they moved in together.