The case of Eve White and Eve Black is an example of:
a. Dissociate identity disorder
b. A split corpus callosum producing two different selves
c. Brain damage producing split personalities
d. An autistic individual who sometimes shows special talents, but at other times has severe cognitive problems
A
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Which of the following is not considered a characteristic of personality?
a. Stable over time b. Inherited c. Transient d. Shaped by socialization
Calorie requirements
a. vary depending on activity levels b. are the same for all people c. tend to be greater for women than for men d. are usually around 3,000-4,000 per day
If the resting potential changed from -70 mV to -75 mV this would be termed a(n) ___; this would occur as part of an ___
A) hyperpolarization; IPSP B) hypopolarization; EPSP C) action potential; EPSP D) threshold depolarization; IPSP
The use of evaluative tools to draw conclusions about psychological aspects of a person as those aspects existed at some point in time in the past is called
A. reactive assessment. B. retrospective assessment. C. remote assessment. D. retroactive assessment.