Twentythreeyearold Thomas has schizophrenia. Familial association studies suggest that which of Thomas's relatives is most likely to also have schizophrenia?
a. one of his parents
b. one of his grandparents c. his sibling
d. his dizygotic twin
e. his monozygotic twin
e
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1. "Transcranial magnetic stimulation of the motor cortex has been shown to dramatically increase the speed of observational learning by increasing the activity of mirror neurons. " 2. "Implicit learning occurs outside of conscious awareness. " 3. "Habituation is a type of implicit learning. " 4. "Habituation occurs only in complex organisms. " 5. "Activity in the hippocampus underlies habituation. "
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. "The central nucleus of the amygdala is critical for emotional conditioning. " 2. "The amygdala is responsible for producing both the physiological and behavioural changes associated with fear conditioning. " 3. "If connections between the amygdala and midbrain are severed, the physiological changes associated with fear conditioning will not occur. " 4. "If connections between the amygdala and hypothalamus are severed, the physiological changes associated with fear conditioning will not occur. " 5. "If connections between the amygdala and hypothalamus are severed, the behavioural changes associated with fear conditioning will not occur. "
Regarding the influence of the mass media on attitude formation, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Mass media includes newspapers, television, radio, and the Internet. b. Young people today spend at least 50 hours a week immersed in media. c. Individuals are coaxed, persuaded, and skillfully manipulated by the messages from the mass media. d. Frequent viewers of TV often become overly trusting of other people and underestimate their chances of being harmed by others.
By ______ months of age, babies can usually sit up unsupported
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