A concern about the DSM-5's classification system for personality disorders isthat
a) about half of the people who meet criteria for one personality disorder also meet criteria for another personality disorder.
b) some of the disorders are rare in community settings, and even in most clinical settings.
c) many people who seem to have a serious personality problem don't fit any of the personality disorder diagnoses.
d) all of the above.
d
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The idea that Freud's theory was based, in part, on prevailing values during his lifetime implies that psychology's development is influenced by the
a. social context. b. empirical context. c. historical context. d. sociohistorical context.
According to Eysenck, people high in neuroticism have:
a. higher thresholds for activity in the visceral brain b. greater responsiveness of the sympathetic nervous system c. lower responsiveness of the sympathetic nervous system d. lower reactivity to mild forms of stimulation
How do behavioral coping strategies work to relieve stress?
A. They rearrange the world to keep stressors at a manageable level. B. They help one relax and forget about stress. C. They reduce the level of physical arousal due to stress. D. They change the way in which one thinks about stressors.
The best explanation of visual processing is that it is:
a. Modular b. Distributed c. Both modular and distributed d. Neither modular nor distributed