Carefully drawn, intensive studies of the lives of individuals are called __________ studies. They are based on clinical interviews, observations, and psychological tests.
A. quasi-experimental
B. epidemiological
C. psychometric
D. case
Answer: D
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a. Scientific evidence supporting the syndrome is weak to nonexistent. b. The researchers who discovered the syndrome are responsible for saving hundreds of lives. c. Scientific evidence supporting the syndrome has been growing over the past 25 years. d. Research shows that the syndrome depends on the presence of dissociation.
I am the hollow ball of cells formed in the days just after conception. Technically, I am referred to as the
a. blastocyst. b. embryo. c. uvula. d. chorion.
Psychological factors affecting other medical conditions is considered
a. A somatic symptom disorder b. The cause for conversion disorder c. The result of conversion disorder d. An archaic term for illness anxiety
In 1793, French doctor changed the Bicêtre Asylum in Paris from a squalid "madhouse" into a mental hospital by unchaining the inmates and treating them humanely and compassionately. This French doctor was
a. Alfred Binet. b. Philippe Pinel. c. Jean-Martin Charcot. d. Paul Sollier.