The creation of a schizophrenia spectrum most directly suggests that ____
a. ?schizophrenia may overlap with other disorders, such as dissociative identity disorder
b. ?the five subtype classification system is outdated
c. ?the vulnerability theory is unable to account for all schizophrenia clusters
d. ?clusters of schizophrenia subtypes may develop differently and require different treatment
ANSWER:
d
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a. is uncommon in cultures that value chastity in a potential mate. b. is a widespread and universal emotion. c. is more detectable in countries with higher divorce rates. d. violates religious doctrine in some cultures.
Milgram's research on obedience
a. has stirred controversy regarding its ethics. b. revealed that far fewer people would deliver maximum shocks than was predicted by psychiatrists. c. was conducted to better understand the war in Vietnam. d. had psychologically disturbed individuals serve as participants.
Marlo's parents are talented artists. When he was young, Marlo was exposed to drawing and painting lessons, taken to art shows, and encouraged to be creative. Today, at age 18, Marlo creates experiences and environments that correspond to and influence his genetic predisposition. He often invites friends to various art exhibits in the city and he even helped paint a mural at a local children's hospital. Marlo's artistic endeavors at age 18 are an example of a(n) ______ gene-environment correlation.
A. passive B. evocative C. active D. positive
It is as statistically "abnormal" (unusual) for a person to score above 145 on an IQ test as it is to score below 55 . However, only the lower score is regarded as "abnormal" or undesirable. Thus, one disadvantage of using a statistical definition of abnormality is that statistical abnormality
a. does not tell us about the meaning of this deviation from the norm. b. cannot be used to establish the comorbidity of disorders. c. cannot be replicated a second time to prove validity. d. tells us more about cultural relativity than the objective aspects of abnormality.