The __________ is a depressed spot in the retina that occupies the center of your visual field
a. blind spot
b. optic nerve
c. fovea
d. vitreous humor
Answer: C
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b. No, because the symptoms of any disorder make it impossible to have a different disorder. c. Yes, because psychiatrists have not established any rules for how to diagnose disorders. d. Yes, because several diagnoses depend on an "either–or" rule.
When Jack was painting houses on his own, he was able to paint an average of three large rooms per day. Recently he joined up with two friends, and they paint as a team. Now Jack finds he usually only gets two rooms painted per day. The process that would best explain why Jack accomplishes less working as part of a group than on his own is:
a. social interference b. the bystander effect c. nonconformity d. social loafing
Having a high IQ
a. guarantees success, while a lower IQ guarantees failure. b. guarantees failure, while a lower IQ guarantees success. c. reveals potential. d. predicts mental instability.
When you stand to the side of a window frame, it casts a trapezoidal (nonrectangular) image on your retina. It still seems rectangular to you, though, because of _______
a. size constancy b. shape constancy c. figure-ground constancy d. the phi phenomenon