Small-n and single-case research is often considered a variation of _____ design(s)
a. a quasi-experimental
b. a within-participant
c. a between-participant
d. both quasi-experimental and within-participant
d
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Symptoms of depression differ among people of various
a. levels of social status. b. heights. c. cultures. d. races.
The fact that an infant's perception of a stimulus is best if it stimulates more than one sense simultaneously is best described as a. SIDS
b. differentiation. c. intersensory redundancy. d. theory of mind.
Karen Allen had female students attempt to solve relatively difficult math problems. Some of the participants had their dog with them while they worked on the problems, while others had a close friend with them. The researchers measured each participant's stress-related arousal. In this study, the independent variable was:
a. the difficulty of the math problems b. the amount of stress-related arousal that the participants displayed c. the length of time it took to solve the problems that were presented d. who was present while the individual worked on the problems, their dog or a close friend
The DSM–5 contains material to help clinicians understand cultural influences on mental disorders. To this end, ways of talking about mental illness can differ across cultures. Cultural specific references to mental illness are termed cultural:
A) memes. B) idioms of distress. C) syndromes. D) language paradigms.