The lock-and-key theory proposes that ____ are stimulated by ____, much like neurotransmitters that fit into receptor sites on the post-synaptic neuron.

You are reading a case study of a patient who has been prescribed the following: Haldol, Clozaril, and Thorazine. You recognize these drugs as belonging to the category called

a. antimanic. b. antianxiety. c. antipsychotic. d. antidepressant.

When a child writes a paper by jotting down ideas as they are retrieved from memory with no overall organizational plan, he or she is said to be using a knowledge-_______________ strategy

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

A relatively permanent change in behavior or potential behavior that results from experience is called:

a. development b. learning c. maturation d. cognition

Personality tests that are based on the assumption that people's interpretations of ambiguous stimuli will reveal elements of their personality are called:

a. projective tests b. self-report tests c. objective tests d. personality inventories