Andre is brought into a hospital claiming to have no memory of his past or knowledge of who he is. His symptoms are typical of someone suffering from ________
a. dissociative fugue
b. somatic symptom disorder
c. depersonalization disorder
d. dissociative amnesia
Answer: d
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a. recovering alcoholics must completely abstain from drinking because any consumption will set off the disease process b. under the right conditions, alcoholics can learn to limit their drinking to appropriate levels c. controlled drinking may work for some alcohol abusers d. alcoholics have the ability to control only some aspects of what causes the disease
One of the main reasons for using a laboratory for psychological research is to:
a. prevent subjects from escaping. b. study behavior in a natural setting. c. do large-scale studies. d. allow the researchers to control certain factors.
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Cameron is planning to buy his first car. He considers this an important decision because he has never spent such a large amount of money before. According to the elaboration likelihood model, Cameron will be most influenced by __________ while watching and reading car advertisements.
A. heuristics B. persuasion cues C. statements of price D. the quality of the arguments