Lyndsay finds herself often thinking about the possibility of getting an infection from germs in her dorm room, and so she is constantly washing her hands to the point where her skin is red and sore. Lyndsay may be suffering from ____ disorder, and her persistent thoughts are known as ____
a. ?panic; compulsions
b. ?obsessive-compulsive; obsessions?
c. ?obsessive-compulsive; compulsions
d. ?panic; obsessions
ANSWER:
b
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A. William Miller B. Aaron Beck C. Albert Ellis D. Judith Beck
Your friend tosses a ball to you, and you reach out to catch it. What is the role of the vestibular system in allowing you to catch the ball?
A. Vestibular information from the cerebellum is integrated in the medulla, which controls voluntary movement. B. Vestibular information from the medulla is sent from the thalamus to primary motor cortex. C. Vestibular information from the cerebellum and visual system are sent from primary motor cortex to the thalamus. D. Vestibular information from the thalamus is sent to the medulla and then to primary motor cortex.
What is meant by the A-not-B error? When is this error typically resolved?
What will be an ideal response?
Kaylee, age 22, has a cup of coffee for breakfast, skips lunch on most days, and eats a huge dinner.She is slightly overweight but does not exercise. She admits to getting by with only a few hours of sleep on weeknights but insists that she makes up for this by "sleeping in" on the weekends. Kaylee's lifestyle is
A. atypical of emerging adults; most emerging adults are underweight due to stress. B. atypical of emerging adults; most emerging adults eat in a more healthy manner. C. fairly typical of someone in emerging adulthood. D. atypical of emerging adults; most emerging adults are exercise conscious.