Prior to the 18th century, most conceptions of abnormal behavior were based on
a. superstition, such as demons, witches, or being punished by God.
b. the idea that the person must have a disease of some type.
c. bacteria and plagues.
d. the person afflicted was just different.
A
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Regarding the management of bodily reactions to stress, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Stress-based arousal can be dissipated by any full-body exercise. b. Listening to or playing music, taking nature walks, and enjoying hobbies can be meditative, interrupting upsetting thoughts and promoting relaxation. c. The tension-release method involves the use of guided imagery to achieve relaxation. d. Imagining that a supportive friend or a loving pet is nearby can reduce tension and anxiety.
One of the likely problems a therapist may encounter while trying to help a patient with histrionic personality disorder is the patient's
A. unwillingness to admit there is a problem. B. use of threatening language. C. lack of intellectual ability necessary to succeed in therapy. D. manipulative use of crying, charm, or seductive behavior.
From the "three mountains task," the child who does not demonstrate egocentrism will describe ______
the doll's perspective their own perspective the researcher's perspective their mother's perspective
Brain damage that is limited to hippocampal area CA1 results in:
a. Moderate anterograde amnesia and profound retrograde amnesia b. Moderate anterograde amnesia and minimal retrograde amnesia c. Profound anterograde amnesia and profound retrograde amnesia d. Profound anterograde amnesia and minimal retrograde amnesia