The harmful dysfunction theory of mental disorders was developed by _____.
A. Sigmund Freud
B. Jerome Wakefield
C. Emil Kraepelin
D. B. F. Skinner
B. Jerome Wakefield
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A student wants to know whether people who believe in an afterlife cope better with stressful life events than those who do not. Which of the following methods of answering this question does NOT rely on empirical data about this relationship? a. asking a member of the clergy whether people who believe in an afterlife cope better with stressful life events
b. interviewing several people about their beliefs about an afterlife and their reactions to stressful events in their lives. c. administering a questionnaire to several people that measures their coping skills and their beliefs about an afterlife. d. comparing the reactions to a stressful situation of people who do and do not believe in an afterlife.
In a few women, a slight pain or sensation accompanies ovulation and is referred to as ____
a. menses c. prolactin b. smegma d. mittelschmerz
A psychologist observes the confrontation between two rival neighborhood gangs from the window of an abandoned building. This method of collecting observations is best described as
a. experimental regression. b. naturalistic observation. c. controlled experimentation. d. clinical case study.
How do positive motivational experiences, such as mindfulness, flow, and meaning, contribute to an individual's growth and development?
A. These experiences form the basis for all types of meditation. B. These experiences produce a heightened sense of power motivation. C. These experiences directly contribute to weight loss. D. These experiences can help a person become more engaged in life.