What best describes the ejaculatory pathway of sperm?
a. Epididymis, vas deferens, ejaculatory duct, urethra
b. Seminal vesicles, epididymis, urethra, ejaculatory duct
c. Vas deferens, ejaculatory duct, seminal vesicles, epididymis
d. Ejaculatory duct, vas deferens, epididymis, urethra
a
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Which of the following is the best automotive analogy for Han Selye's theory of chronic stress?
a. a car that has run out of gas and is damaged because stress keeps turning the key b. a car in which the engine continues to race instead of idling down after running fast c. a car that has enough gas but has a clogged fuel line; no fuel can reach its engine d. a car that can not start because it has an electrical short in its ignition system
A client who is afraid of flying describes a recent episode in which his/her job required her to take a one-hour flight. A client-centered therapist is most likely to respond by
a. acknowledging the anxiety that the client must have felt . b. pointing out to the client that he/she survived the flight and no catastrophe occurred, thus challenging the belief that flying is dangerous. c. offering social reinforcements including smiles and compliments to increase the likelihood that the client will fly again. d. offering the interpretation that the client's fear of flying may actually be a response (reaction formation) to an unconscious wish to "fly" away from home.
When childrearing methods are studied, researchers have found that ________
a. almost all children have lasting emotional damage if their parents use abusive methods. b. loving parents who are consistent in their childrearing seldom have troubled children. c. the shared environment of the home has little if any influence on personality. d. parents adopt a preferred method of childrearing and seldom vary it from child to child.
Stella is a depressed adolescent. She is likely to
a. blame others for her failures. b. have reduced levels of neurotransmitters. c. not find psychotherapy a successful way to treat her depression. d. experience long-lasting treatment effects through short-term drug therapy.