During the 20th century, which method led to a burst of knowledge about the nervous system?
a. radiography
b. phrenography
c. functional magnetic resonance imaging
d. cranial formation diagnostic imaging
ANSWER:
c
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A. an internal locus of control B. an excess of unconditional positive regard C. a lack of conditional positive regard D. fixation at the oral stage
Which of the following did Skinner believe about the role of genetics in behavior?
a. Skinner denied the existence of innate behaviors and instead proposed that each organism learned all behaviors through their contingencies. b. Skinner believed that innate behaviors occurred only early in life and that they were outgrown through the use of differential reinforcement. c. Skinner postulated a role for innate behaviors that was secondary to the role of learned behaviors, as innate behaviors only emerge when there is brain damage. d. Skinner recognized the existence of innate behavior and that conditions selecting certain behaviors might change and make the behaviors maladaptive.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Psychosocial therapies for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) combine:
A. behavioral techniques and structured educational services. B. structured educational services and psychoanalysis. C. cognitive-therapy and psychoanalysis. D. psychotherapy and rational-emotive therapy.