Why should we study the causal factors in PTSD, since we already know traumatic events cause it?
A. Because if we do not study it, we will not diagnose it
B. Because political lobbying requires the study of it
C. Because victims often feel guilt over their reaction to the trauma
D. Because not everyone who is exposed to a trauma develops PTSD
Answer: D
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"I've encoded the material and I've stored it. I just can't seem to remember it." This case best describes a problem with:
A. encoding B. retrieval C. storage D. recording
Visual adaptation involves the ability to adjust to changes in
a. an object's position b. an object's distance. c. illumination. d. acceleration.
Gina is a young, low income, single mother working at a grocery store to support herself and her child. Her boss is impressed with her dedication to the job and wants to give her a reward for all of her hard work. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which of the following reward options will Gina likely choose?
A. A $0.50 per hour raise. B. A new title as 'Head Cashier' C. Two extra days of vacation D. A party in the break room