In 1973, researcher ________ found that when normal people with no diagnosis of mental illness were admitted to a psychiatric facility,
it took 19 days (on average) for them to be released, and that many of them were still labeled with a significant psychiatric diagnosis upon discharge.
a) David Rosenhan
b) Martin Seligman
c) Aaron T. Beck
d) Franz Koffka
ANS: A
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a. uninvolved. b. authoritative. c. authoritarian. d. permissive.
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A) not getting discouraged by relapses B) not using medication C) hiding your smoking materials D) not telling anyone you are trying to quit smoking
At age 1, Shelby saw the kitchen door open and went outside to see where her mother was. She
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