Cyclothymic disorder is to__________ as dysthymic disorder is to __________

a. mania; seasonal affective disorder
b. bipolar II disorder; mania
c. major depressive disorder; mania
d. bipolar II disorder; major depressive disorder
e. seasonal affective disorder; major depressive disorder


d. bipolar II disorder; major depressive disorder

Psychology

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a. Most do not remain friends. But they say this (and they often try to remain friends) because they are reluctant to break social bonds. b. Most do not remain friends, and never, in fact, expect to remain friends. They say this only to be polite. c. Most do remain friends, despite thinking that they won't. d. Most do remain friends, though such friendships are harder to sustain than other friendships.

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Patients undergoing the procedure called orgasmic reconditioning are instructed to a. masturbate to their usual fantasies but to substitute more desirable ones just before ejaculation

b. masturbate to their usual fantasies but substitute images of the consequences associated with their behavior (such as getting caught, hurting someone else, etc.) just before ejaculation. c. substitute images of the consequences associated with their behavior (such as getting caught, hurting someone else, etc.) every time they feel aroused by thoughts of their inappropriate desires. d. watch video tapes of normal adult sexuality repeatedly until such images result in arousal.

Psychology

Some have argued that the use of brain-based technology to detect deception in suspects or witnesses constitutes a violation of one's ______________ right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure.

A. First Amendment B. Fifth Amendment C. Fourth Amendment D. Sixth Amendment

Psychology

Research shows there is a _____ relationship between playing violent games and aggressive behavior, like arguing with teachers.

A. positive B. slightly negative C. neutral D. significantly negative

Psychology