Freud's work with his patients convinced him that many nervous ailments are ________
a. caused by environmental toxins
b. genetically inherited
c. physiological in origin
d. psychological in origin
Answer: d
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A. has greater internal validity. B. has greater external validity. C. does not require the removal of a potentially helpful treatment. D. does not require the artificial intervention of the researcher.
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A) Twin studies B) Correlational studies C) Adoption studies D) Experimental studies
Mabel is thinking about selling her home and moving to an assisted-living facility. She completes a screening interview, in which a nurse evaluates how much help she needs in bathing, dressing, toileting, feeding, grooming, and physical mobility
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