What was a key component of the therapeutic approach Benjamin Rush introduced in the United States?
a) a diet that reduced infections
b) encouraging staff to befriend patients
c) requiring patients to explore the grounds freely
d) banning treatments such as the tranquilizer chair
B
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At a police station, the witness of a hit-and-run accident remembers the first two numbers of the license on the car involved. To increase her chances of remembering the other numbers she should
a. read a list of randomly selected license numbers to jog her memory. b. go home and rest, trying again after she has calmed down. c. write down several possible license numbers and see which ones she recognizes. d. immediately return to the site of the accident to provide cues to her memory.
According to Rotter, in situations where more than one behavior is possible, we should choose the behavior with the largest combination of:
a. reinforcement and need b. expected success and value c. need and opportunity d. primary and secondary needs
Nick was admitted to a mental institution because he heard voices talking to him that no one else could hear, and he saw demons attacking him, though no one else could see anything near him. Nick's symptoms are known as ________
a. delusions b. obsessions c. hallucinations d. compulsions
When a batter in a baseball game is in the batter's box, which part of the visual association
area is specifically involved in perceiving the location of the ball just before the batter swings the bat? a. The visual association cortex of the frontal lobe b. The visual association cortex of the parietal lobe c. The first level of the visual association cortex d. The visual association cortex of the temporal lobe e. The visual association cortex of the occipital lobe