Karina is diagnosed with severe depression. Her psychiatrist has prescribed many medications and psychotherapy, none of which have helped to alleviate her depression. Karina's psychiatrist is now recommending __________.
A. prefrontal lobotomy
B. electroconvulsive therapy
C. trephining
D. relaxation training and meditation
Answer: B
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Your aunt is experiencing some physical symptoms of menopause and wonders if her experiences are "normal.". After reading Chapter 14, you would tell her that
a. despite the publicity, very few women experience hot flashes during menopause. b. if a woman experiences hot flashes during menopause, she will probably have them for the rest of her life. c. in addition to hot flashes, most women experience osteoporosis, headaches, fatigue, and vaginal changes. d. women have many different reactions to menopause; relatively few women experience all the possible symptoms.
Correlation indicates cause and effect
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
According to Snyder, people who are _____ self-monitors are motivated to change behavior to meet demands of the situation, while _____ self-monitors are motivated to engage in behavior that is consistent with their internal state
a. moderate; high b. low; high c. low; moderate d. high; low