The classic "schizophrenogenic mother" was thought to be either a cause of or a response to the presence of schizophrenia in a child. Which of the following descriptions depicts this type of mothering?
A) Submissive, Dismissive, and Demanding
B) Overprotective, Dominant, and Rejecting
C) Tolerant, Extroverted, and Obedient
D) Acquiescent, Rejecting, and Dismissive
B
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Which of the following is a socially disengaging emotion?
a) Respect b) Guilt c) Shame d) Frustration
Last semester Raul studied abroad in Spain. When his history teacher began lecturing on Spain, many of Raul's memories were simultaneously activated: bull fights, tasty sangria, and flamenco dancers. This example best illustrates the ____ model of memory.?
a. ?maintenance rehearsal b. ?encoding specificity c. ?parallel distributed processing d. ?transfer-appropriate processing
People are most likely to be consistent with their previous commitments when
A) they have made the commitment in order to obtain an external reward. B) they were forced to make the commitment. C) the commitment is made privately rather than publicly. D) the commitment is made through action rather than a failure to act.
Which of the following brain mechanisms have been implicated in anorexia?
a) Starvation releases natural pain-reducing opioids producing a high, which reinforces not eating. b) With puberty, female hormones increase dramatically and damage centers which control eating in the thalamus and pituitary. c) Excessive exercise depletes the brain of neurotransmitters utilized by areas that regulate hunger or satiation. d) Stress-released hormones reduce the sensitivity of receptors that detect blood-sugar levels and release hormones that induce hunger.