A researcher who is examining the effects of temperature and humidity on the eating behavior of rats uses a factorial experiment comparing three different temperatures (70?, 80?, and 90?) and two humidity conditions (low and high). The experiment has ____ level(s) for the temperature factor and a total of ____ treatment conditions
a. one; three
b. three; six
c. six; six
d. three; two
b
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Suheil comes into your clinical psychology practice reporting that he's been feeling so down he's had suicide on his mind. To determine his level of risk for suicide, you should make sure to assess Suheil's
a. Desire to actually carry out a suicide b. Access to weapons and other means of suicide c. Specific plans, if any, for committing suicide d. All of the above.
Pretense, as a way of coping with painful circumstances, such as a terminal illness,
a. is never a truly effective means of coping
b. an be a useful short-term strategy
c. rarely occurs among family members
d. will not be carried on to the end
A _____ assessment would be used to assess unconscious drives and conflicts that may be at the root of abnormal functioning.
A)functional B)projective C)standardized D)brain imaging
In the context of the studies conducted by Maisonet et al. (2010), who among the following is most likely to experience menarche later than the others?
A. Amanda whose mother abuses her physically B. Miranda who was raised by a single mother C. Simone who shares a distant and conflicting relationship with her father D. Alyssa who has an elder brother and a younger sister