Which edition of the DSM was the first to assume a theory-neutral approach to psychiatric classification and diagnosis?
a. DSM-II.
b. DSM-III.
c. DSM-III-R.
d. All editions of the DSM have used a theory neutral approach.
B
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The case about Morrie, who is dying from ALS, includes a conversation with his former student Mitch. From the conversation, one could conclude that
a. Morrie is stagnated and unable to effectively interact with Mitch. b. Mitch is afraid of Morrie and his death anxiety is heightened. c. Morrie is in a state of despair and denial regarding his terminal illness. d. Morrie has achieved a sense of integrity and wisdom.
An organization decides to send cashiers who have a high incidence of shortages on the job to a retraining program in order to correct this problem. This practice demonstrates which type of needs analysis?
a. Organizational analysis b. Person analysis c. Choice analysis d. Job analysis
The unconditioned stimulus, by definition, leads to a(n)
a. conditioned response. b. conditioned stimulus. c. unconditioned response. d. classic response.
The Daubert decision listed four factors that judges should consider in assessing the validity and subsequent admissibility of the expert's testimony. Which of the following is not one of these four factors?
A. whether the expert's theory or technique can and has been tested B. the strength of the argument for the pertinent side C. whether the expert's theory or technique has been evaluated by peer review D. the extent to which the expert's technique and claims have been generally accepted by the relevant scientific community