The human-potential movement, which emerged in the United States in the late 1960s, resulted most directly in
a. the realization that there is no such thing as freedom to choose.
b. a renewed interest in Freudian psychoanalysis.
c. the extension of therapy to people who did not have psychological disorders.
d. a review of the practices used in the area of biomedical therapy.
Answer: c. the extension of therapy to people who did not have psychological disorders.
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a. usually have characteristics that resemble the characteristics of the men in these professions. b. are most likely to be appreciated if they are assertive. c. are just as self-confident as the men in these professions. d. typically do not experience salary discrimination.
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a. having parents who are not divorced b. the size of the family c. attending a religious school d. ethnicity
In a myelinated axon, action potentials are produced a. only at the axon hillock
b. only at the axon hillock and at the nodes of Ranvier. c. along the entire length of the axon membrane. d. only under segments of myelin.
Which of the following is (are) not a symmetrical distribution?
a. a bell-shaped curve b. a J-shaped curve c. a rectangular curve d. an inverted U-shaped curve e. a bell-shaped, J-shaped, and an inverted U-shaped curve