A clinician uses the SCID diagnostic interview to determine if Mary is suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
The clinician decides that although Mary has some symptoms related to OCD, they do not reach the levels of severity or duration required for a diagnosis. Inspection of her SCID rating scores likely revealed:
a) She met the criteria for OCD not otherwise specified (NOS)
b) Only scores = 1
c) Some scores = 2
d) Numerous scores = 3
c
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What will be an ideal response?
The __________ theory of color vision holds that we perceive colors because of pairs of receptors that make antagonistic responses
a. opponent-process b. trichromatic c. color mixing d. binocular
Charity lost her balance and fell down a flight of stairs. Although she was not seriously hurt, she was still shaking and couldn't seem to calm down, even an hour after her fall. This long-term, widespread response to a frightening incident is mainly a result of activity in Charity's:
a. peripheral nervous system b. central nervous system c. substantia nigra d. endocrine system
Jose reads in an article from a psychology journal that people tend to remember the first and last few items in long lists of information, but have the most trouble remembering the items in the middle
. He immediately starts thinking of how he can use this information to change the way he studies the long list of vocabulary terms for his upcoming exam. Which part of the scientific literacy model does this demonstrate? A) application B) scientific explanation C) knowledge gathering D) critical thinking