On the surface, Charlie seems glib and charming. In reality, he is ruthless, cold-hearted, and manipulative. Society would term Charlie a _____, but the DSM diagnosis is _____ personality disorder.
A) narcissist; antisocial
B) sociopath; antisocial
C) psychopath; narcissistic
D) sociopath; narcissistic
B) sociopath; antisocial
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Treatment of dissociative identity disorder involves:
A. integration of the various personalities into one unified self B. ECT C. age regression therapy D. atypical neuroleptic drugs
Which of the following statements best describes cultural differences in the fundamental attribution error?
a. Members of collectivist cultures rarely make dispositional attributions. b. Members of Western cultures rarely make dispositional attributions. c. Members of collectivist cultures are more likely to go beyond dispositional explanations, considering information about the situation as well. d. Members of Western cultures are more likely to go beyond dispositional explanations, considering information about the situation as well.
A one-way chi square determines
a. Whether observed frequencies are the same as each other b. Whether all observed frequencies are the same as all expected frequencies c. Whether observed frequencies in each category are the same as expected frequencies in the same category d. Whether expected frequencies are the same as each other
Clara did not have any history of type 1 diabetes, but as an older adult she has developed type 2 diabetes. Related to this development, what is most likely about the contributions of lifestyle factors?
A) ?Her condition likely developed because Clara had long been eating an unhealthy diet. B) ?Her condition likely developed from unhealthy diet and smoking cigarettes for years. C) ?Her condition likely developed because of unhealthy diet and never getting any exercise. D) ?Her condition likely developed through contributions from each of these factors, plus stress.