Antipsychotic drugs help relieve schizophrenia by blocking the reuptake of serotonin
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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which customers will purchase a larger order. Ellie is using the _____ sales technique and her behaviour is reinforced according to a _____-ratio schedule. A) foot-in-the-door; fixed B) foot-in-the-door; variable C) door-in-the-face; fixed D) door-in-the-face; variable
Seligman's theories of positive psychology are based on the following aspect(s):
A. the study of positive emotions such as happiness, trust, gratitude, forgiveness. B. positive personality traits such as strengths and virtues. C. the study of positive institution such as strong families and democracy. D. All of the above.
ALL BUT WHICH of the following contributed to the growth of the field of neuropsychology after World War II?
a. the large number of head injuries in soldiers returning from the war b. the rapid growth of the larger field of clinical psychology c. the emergence of rudimentary neuroimaging technologies d. All of the above played a role in the growth of neuropsychology at that time.
In addition to general intelligence, Charles Spearman believed that intelligence scores also reflected __________
a) specific intellectual abilities, or s factors. b) fluid intelligence, or f factors. c) crystallized intelligence, or c factors. d) genetic abilities.