An example of a sensorimotor operation, as described by Case (1985), is ___
a. a child tasting a sour lemon and then splitting it out
b. a child drawing a picture of a tiger that he or she saw at the zoo yesterday
c. a child solving a math problem such as 4 + ? = 7
d. a child coordinating two representations of a number line
A
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What can be said about the use of neurological techniques and other assessments, such as psychological tests, with regard to evaluating mental disorders? a. Neurological techniques will eventually replace psychological tests
b. Psychological tests provide more useful information than neurological techniques. c. Both neurological techniques and psychological tests will soon be replaced by computerized assessments. d. Using neurological techniques along with psychological tests increases diagnostic accuracy.
Qualitative data is ____, whereas quantitative data is ____
a. informed consent; debriefing b. reliable; valid c. non-numerical; numerical d. internally measured; externally measured
By placing positron detectors around the head and sending data
to a computer, it is possible to create a moving, color picture of changes in brain activity using a(n) a. MRI. b. CT scan. c. PET scan. d. ESB recording.
According to the psychoanalytic view, obsessive-compulsive disorder is a result of
a) fixation at the oral stage. b) reawakened childhood Oedipal fears. c) introjected anger. d) struggles to control instinctual impulses.