Because much of Donald's depression is a result of his lack of a healthy sexual relationship with his wife,
Dr. Jones figured that the best drug to treat him with would be
A) Prozac. B) Zoloft.
C) Welbutrin. D) Chlorpromazine.
C
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Language in most people is considered to be primarily a function of the ______.
A. right hemisphere B. prefrontal cortex C. left hemisphere D. parietal cortex
Tonya was playing backgammon and she needed to roll a pair of sixes on her next throw of the dice in order to win the game. She shook the dice three times in her right hand, blew on them once, and rolled. When the dice fell, they landed with double sixes facing up. Now Tonya always shakes the dice three times and blows on them before she rolls, and about 15% of the time, she rolls doubles of some
number. Based on what is known about operant conditioning, you should conclude that Tonya's behavior best illustrates the concept known as: a. adventitious reinforcement b. successive approximations c. classical conditioning d. the Premack principle
The person who agrees to a small request initially is more likely (in order to be consistent) to comply later with a larger demand. This describes the
a. door-in-the-face-effect. b. foot-in-the-door effect. c. lowball technique. d. highball technique.
According to Freud, lack of opportunity to have needs sufficiently met or to express them adequately during a critical period is predicted to have
a. no effect on development because the needs can be expressed as an adult. b. negative consequences for how the child relates to others and for feelings of self-worth. c. positive consequences for how the child relates to others and for feelings of self-worth. d. irreversible affects on development that will later manifest as violent psychoses.