Cynthia enters therapy because she is concerned about her inability to become sexually aroused. Which circumstance is her therapist most likely to find has caused her inability to become aroused?
a. She has an expectation that she should be sexually satisfied when she has sex.
b. She was given realistic, age-appropriate information about sex when she was a child.
c. She has a history of satisfactory sexual relationships.
d. She has conflicts with her sexual partner.
D
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a. The incidence of bulimia is higher among university women and it is more common in older women. b. The incidence of bulimia is higher in working women and it is more common in younger women. c. The incidence of bulimia is higher among university women and it is more common in younger women. d. The incidence of bulimia is higher in working women and it is more common in younger women.
Between 1950 and 2010, more than _______ children died before age 5
5 billion 2 billion 5 million 2 million
Dr. Thomas is conducting a research study examining memory. It involves having a research assistant run into a fifth-grade classroom shouting that she has lost her pet monkey. She says that the monkey is brown and that he is wearing a red coat
One week later, the children are asked questions such as "What color hat was the monkey wearing?" Sammy answers "Blue." Why is Sammy remembering something that did not actually happen? A) He is relying on his reconstructive memory. B) He has very limited long-term memory capacity. C) His sensory store perceived the color incorrectly. D) He is having difficulty with his working memory.
Dr. George predicted that positive reinforcement would increase prosocial behavior in preschoolers. Dr. George's prediction is an example of a
A) theory. B) research question. C) hypothesis. D) research design.