Which of the following is a new diagnostic classification that may appear in the DSM-5 and describes a person who is left so resentful after a perceived injustice that he or she cannot let it go?
a. paranoid personality disorder
b. post-traumatic embitterment disorder
c. affective neurosis
d. bipolar disorder
B
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Elliott's authoritarian parents have set a curfew of midnight for him on weekend nights. When Elliott comes home at 12:30 a.m. (after curfew) and explains that he is late because of car trouble, his parents most likely will ____.?
a. ?punish Elliott without discussion b. ?accept Elliott's explanation and decide not to punish him c. ?explain to Elliott that he made a mistake and needs to be punished d. ?do nothing
According to the chapter I Confessabout false confessions to crimes, a strategy which generates trust
between the suspect and the interrogator by having the interrogator soften the intensity of the charges, and place blame on the victim is called (a) vulnerability (b) internalization (c) minimization (d) maximization
The last time you visited your six-month-old niece, you popped your head over the padding on her crib every time that she kicked the mattress with her heel. She loved the game
It has been two weeks since your last visit; does she still remember the game? a. No, infants have hardly any memory skills. b. No, she is too young to remember something that long. c. Yes, she will most likely remember the game. d. It is very difficult to measure memory skills of infants.
Why would a researcher want to ensure that every person in the larger group of study has an equal chance of being included in the sample?
a. This helps eliminate a correlational relationship. b. It increases the chances of finding a causal relationship. c. It provides important epidemiological information such as the prevalence and incidence of the disorder. d. It increases the researcher's ability to generalize findings to the larger group.