The ability to mentally operate on an object and to change it is referred to as
a. transference.
b. telegraphic thought.
c. transformation.
d. telepathy.
C
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b. Individuals diagnosed with specific mental illnesses were compared to individuals with no diagnosed mental illness. c. What was previously an objective test became a projective test designed to determine subjective responses. d. New scales were added to measure intelligence and creativity in addition to personality and psychopathology.
Apparent motion can also be influenced by an observer's point of fixation so that objects beyond the point of fixation appear to
a. move backward. b. move forward. c. remain stationary. d. disappear.
Among chordates, early brains have _________ than later developing brains
a. larger cerebellums b. more convoluted cortices c. larger olfactory bulbs d. smaller cerebellums and less convoluted cortices
Steve, a college sophomore, is seeing a psychologist because of his intense fear of people. His counselor feels that Steve's fear is a product of unresolved conflicts about his parents, and his childhood experiences with them
Steve's therapist is most characteristic of which school of psychology? a. behaviorism b. psychoanalytic c. humanistic d. Gestalt