Siblings spend about how much time interacting with one another compared with their parents?
a. about the same amount c. less
b. more d. sometimes more and sometimes less
B
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Mi infected her new partner with HIV. Which of the following statements is correct?
a) This is inexcusable, she must have known she had HIV from the symptoms. b) It is possible Mi had no idea she had HIV. c) She must have had active sores at the time they had sex. d) They must have had anal sex.
Laurence is working in private practice and regularly sees clients who come from very different cultural backgrounds than himself. He has developed a technique for gathering as much information as he can about a client's particular cultural influences so that he can be as well-informed as possible when helping these individuals. Laurence is using the __________ model.
A. cultural formulation B. racial appropriation C. cultural formulation D. ethnocentric gathering
Which of the following statements regarding nightmares and/or night terrors is TRUE?
A. Night terrors are often seen as a rare disorder. B. Nightmares, but not night terrors, suggest some psychological problems. C. Night terrors, but not nightmares, suggest some psychological problems. D. Both nightmares and night terrors suggest psychological problems.
In an experiment, four-person chains of participants conveyed a message about a restaurant using worm meat in its hamburger. In one condition, the information was given to the first person along with an indication of uncertainty as to whether it was true, while the control condition had no such expression of uncertainty. By the fourth retelling of this message, the original uncertainty had:
a. was as strong as ever b. was still significant although less so c. had disappeared d. had reversed – the fourth participant was more certain than the first e. the worm had turned