Polygenic traits:
a. are transmitted by a single pair of genes. c. are transmitted by the mother.
b. are uncommon in humans. d. result in more complex characteristics.
D
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Eighteen-year-old Becker is accurately classified as being mildly intellectually disabled. Given this diagnosis, it is most likely that he
a. is able to live and work independently and has no academic limitations. b. is able to live and work independently but has some academic limitations. c. needs constant supervision in order to work. d. is completely dependent on others for care.
Lyle, an amnesic patient, thinks that he has met you before. “I remember you because of your red hat. And I was your boss at the mayor's office in Cleveland. I was the mayor then, you know. We had many dinners together, and you used to order the Delmonico steaks with onion rings on top.” Lyle firmly believes these things are true, yet none of them really happened. Lyle has damaged the ____ of
his brain. a. ?hippocampus b. ?mediodorsal thalamus c. ?corpus callosum d. ?Wernicke's area
Freud defined the superego as:
a. the person we would be if we could act out all the id's desires b. the self that is formed when we act instinctually c. the part of the mind containing moral standards d. the part of the mind that allows us to manipulate social situations to our own ends
Medications like Antabuse combat alcohol abuse by blocking opiate receptors and thereby decrease the pleasure from alcohol.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)