There is an example in the book about a hypothetical bank teller named Linda. The
example was about
(a) top down processes in perception
(b) representativeness
(c) availability
(d) an algorithm
(e) a base rate procedure
B
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The court case in which the court decided that "mental illness [alone] cannot justify a State's locking a person up against his will and keeping him indefinitely in simple custodial confinement" was __________.
A. Youngberg v. Romeo B. O'Connor v. Donaldson C. Wyatt v. Stickney D. Addington v. Texas
__________ is a person’s view and evaluation of her- or himself
a) Self-recognition b) Self-reflection c) Self-esteem d) Self-concept
This individual practiced medicine in Rome and related mental illness to the brain and central nervous system. His greatest contribution may have been compiling all medical knowledge from Hippocrates' time to his own. Who is he?
a. Pinel b. Mesmer c. Weyer d. Galen
All of the following are typical behaviors for children with autism EXCEPT a. spinning a wheel on a toy truck and staring at it for hours
b. throwing a loud tantrum when prevented from carrying out a ritual. c. becoming wildly upset when one toy was removed from the shelf. d. performing complex math calculations that appear well beyond their abilities.