Cassie's therapist diagnosed her with "brief psychotic disorder." We can assume that for Cassie, a psychological stressor ____
a. is not an issue related to her disorder
b. may or may not be present
c. is usually present
d. often precedes the onset
D
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Pain is described as a multidimensional experience because it involves not only physical receptors in the body but also __________.
A. social and environmental expectations B. social and cultural experiences C. social and cultural expectations and experiences D. social and environmental expectations and experiences
Julia shows her 10-year-old daughter Heidi a picture of midtown Manhattan. After looking at the picture for half a minute, Heidi is able to vividly describe it from a visual image of the picture that she continues to see in her mind. Heidi has a memory capacity called:
A. photographic memory B. flashbulb memory C. mood convergence D. procedural memory
A clear difference between the clitoris and the penis is that the clitoris has
a. No known function other than sexual pleasure. b. No cover that is equivalent to the penis' foreskin. c. No erectile properties. d. The ability to ejaculate.
Where do graded potentials get converted into action potentials on the neuron?
A. dendritic spines B. synaptic cleft C. soma D. axon hillock