Dr. Newman used hypnosis to help Marianne return to her childhood and uncover a hidden trauma that might be causing her symptoms. Dr. Newman's therapeutic orientation is probably ____
a. humanistic/existential c. psychodynamic
b. cognitive d. behaviorist
C
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Mirror neurons are activated when a person
a. is performing an action and sees someone else performing the same action. b. says what someone else is thinking. c. engages in an activity witnessed the previous day. d. sees and speaks a word at the same time.
When mothers are inconsistent in responsiveness to their babies, the babies are characterized as
a. anxious-avoidant. b. anxious-resistant. c. secure. d. disorganized.
Which of the following statements about alcoholism is true?
A) Studies show little or no genetic involvement in alcoholism. B) In men, alcoholism usually begins in the twenties and thirties. C) Contrary to popular belief, alcoholics can and do limit their alcohol use. D) Alcoholism crosses SES and ethnic lines but is higher in some groups than others.
When asked to "fill in the blanks" of the following: "I wish my sist-r would n-ver ans--r the t-lep-on-," we are demonstrating:
A) saccadic action B) the reliance on vowels in the English language C) how much information we bring to the task of common reading D) an unfortunate stereotype about sisters in particular and women in general E) none of the above