Physicians practicing in cultures outside of the U.S. are more likely to use ____ than psychological explanations in discussing causality of somatic symptom disorders with patients
A) physiological explanations
B) physical illustrations
C) sociocultural explanations
D) neurological illustrations
C
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A major limitation of naturalistic observation in the study of human behavior is that ____.?
a. ?accurate observations can rarely be made b. ?there is no sure way to know the cause of the behavior being studied c. ?there is no sure way to account for the influence of context on behavior d. ?several observers are required, making it very expensive
Bob is nine months old. Carol is nine years old. Ted is twenty-nine years old. Alice is ninety years old. Whose brain is most likely overproducing synapses??
a. ?Bob b. ?Carol c. ?Ted d. ?Alice
0 is because they:
A) tend to have different dietary preferences. B) are treated differently by other members of their family. C) share less than 50% of their genes. D) share some, but not all, their experiences.
Selective exposure to information is an example of which approach to the reduction of cognitive dissonance?
a. attitude change b. perceptual distortion c. recall of information d. compartmentalization