Dual diagnosis refers to:
a. A condition with pathology is dueling for control of a client's life
b. Client meets the criteria for two separate disorders concurrently
c. Client was previously diagnosed with a disorder and it has resurfaced for the second time
d. A client specifically has a personality disorder and a substance abuse disorder at same time.
B
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a. How her family interacts postdivorce b. Whether she is LGBTQ c. Where her family lives d. Whether her friends have experienced divorce
Which psychosocial stage of development occurs during middle adulthood?
a. Intimacy vs. Isolation b. Ego integrity vs. Despair c. Generativity vs. Stagnation d. Industry vs. Inferiority
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Much of the research you will read in psychology and education will be based on collected data that does not fit a normal curve. 2. The choice of statistical methods is influenced by the purpose of the study. 3. The presentation of information in the results section of an article is not where the differences between qualitative and quantitative methods are most noticeable. 4. Inferential statistical methods are used by researchers to summarize the data collected based on the sample in a particular research study. 5. The results sections in qualitative research studies will not look very different from those in quantitative studies.
Describe when an ethical violation committed by a psychologist should be reported.
What will be an ideal response?