The two major theories of DID are
a) post-traumatic and sociocognitive.
b) post-traumatic and psychoanalytic.
c) behavioral and psychoanalytic.
d) post-traumatic and cognitive-behavioral.
a
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Adolescents who have not experienced an identity crisis but are committed to an occupation are in the:
a. foreclosure status. c. identity competence status. b. moratorium status. d. identity achievement status.
Sleep spindles are:
a. the high-amplitude, slow waves that occur in a relaxed, drowsy state b. the low-amplitude, irregular waves that occur during Stage N1 sleep c. the high-amplitude, low-frequency waves that are associated with Stage N3 sleep d. the sporadic short bursts of neural activity that occur during Stage N2 sleep
Sam, Frank and Tom, all Black males, committed crimes that are surprisingly similar. Sam murdered a White female, a 22-year-old student on a city college campus. Frank murdered a Black female, a 40-year-old administrator on a suburban college campus. Tom murdered a Black female, a 36 year old professor on a city college campus. Given these details, who is more likely to be sentenced to death?
A. Sam B. Frank C. Tom D. Frank and Tom
One of the most highly paid players in major league baseball recently complained
bitterly that he was not appreciated. This is an example of (a) failure of hedonic adaptation (b) the Coolidge effect (c) relative deprivation (d) failure of homeostatic regulation