Simone see an albino tiger with no stripes for the first time. She notices the animal's head shape, claws, and pointy ears, and she hears it roar. As a result, she figures this animal is probably a tiger. The example shows the ______.
A. feature-comparison approach
B. stored-network approach
C. modality-specific approach
D. superordinate-concept approach
Answer: A
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b. personal rights. c. Both a and b d. virtually no rights.
Clinical psychologists conducting assessments in forensic settings
A. should build rapport by assuring the person being assessed that no information collected during the assessment can be used against him. B. are rarely asked to determine the mental status of a defendant pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. C. may be asked to assess for child custody, personal injury lawsuits, and workers’ compensation hearings. D. must provide copies of the assessment report to the person being assessed, as well as any agency paying for the evaluation.
Which of the following best summarizes the research findings regarding older adults' relationships with their children?
A) Healthy relationships with their children contribute to happiness and well-being, but are not necessary for it. B) When relationships with children are warm and caring, the older adult is more likely to be healthy and happy. C) Relationships with adult children are very important in collectivist cultures, but not in individualistic cultures. D) Most older adults rely more on their adult children for help and support than anyone else.
Long-acting benzodiazepines may be used during alcohol withdrawal because they:
A) eliminate drug craving. B) suppress withdrawal symptoms. C) stimulate glutamate activity. D) suppress seizure activity.