Monica has a fear of heights. She consults a psychologist who treats
phobias with in-vivo exposure. What is Monica's treatment likely to involve?
a) visiting a tall building
b) talking with a support group
c) imagining being on the top floor of a tall building
d) using a computer to simulate visiting a tall building
a
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Which of these is a useful operational definition of consciousness? a. Someone who has a subjective experience of something is conscious of it. b. Someone who is aware of his or her surroundings is conscious of it
c. Someone who feels happy or sad about something was conscious of it. d. Someone who reports the presence of a stimulus was conscious of it.
Which of the following statements is true regarding attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)??
a. ?Fewer than 40% of surveyed pediatricians reported using the DSM criteria to evaluate cases of ADHD. b. ?Almost 90% of the children in a very large sample who were receiving medication for ADHD met the carefully constructed criteria spelled out in the DSM. c. ?The DSM provides precise criteria to distinguish between normal and abnormal inattentiveness and hyperactivity. d. ?The combination of inattentiveness and hyperactivity in children is, by definition, ADHD.
According to cognitive theory, society socializes children in regard to gender differences
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Babies discover that if they drop a spoon while sitting in the high chair, the spoon will fall to the floor and make a noise. This is an example of
A. emotional differentiation. B. introspection. C. reflexive behavior. D. sensorimotor causality.