Paul uses __________to make him feel more confident and optimistic. It also reduces pain and can cause death. This drug is a(n) __________.
A. alcohol; hallucinogenic drug
B. heroin; CNS stimulating drug
C. cocaine; CNS stimulating drug
D. marijuana; opiate
Answer: C
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After classically conditioning some response, what procedure leads to extinction?
a. Ceasing all exposure to both the CS and the UCS b. Punishing all responses to the CS c. Presenting the UCS without the CS d. Presenting the CS without the UCS
A psychologist wishes to determine the personality of one of her adolescent clients. She also wants to avoid responses that are given just because the client thinks they are what the psychologist wants to hear. If she chooses a test that involves showing the client a series of pictures, it is likely that she is using the:
A. MBTI B. MMPI-2 C. TAT D. California Personality Inventory
The class is playing a game of Jeopardy and it is your turn. "I'll take ‘Specialties in Psychology' for $300."
The revealed answer is "Likely to be called as an expert witness on topics such as the effects of observing violent crime on eyewitness identification." Just before the buzzer sounds, what will you say? a) "What is a neuropsychologist?" b) "What is a forensic psychologist?" c) "What is a counseling psychologist?" d) "What is a developmental psychologist?"
Donna has just experienced a miscarriage. When her doctor discusses this with another doctor, he or she is likely to say that Donna had a/an
A) spontaneous abortion. B) endodermic abortion. C) cephalocaudal abortion. D) induced abortion.