A therapist engages in ten years of therapy with a patient diagnosed as having
dissociative identity disorder.
When the therapy has concluded, the therapist uses her
extensive notes, drawn from clinical interviews with the patient, to write an extensive
history of the patient. The history is then published so that others can learn from the
therapist's experiences with her patient. This technique is known as a(n) _______ study.
a. psychometric c. case
b. epidemiological d. naturalistic observation
C
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The fact that most people tend to perceive complete objects, even when part of the object is missing, is consistent with the Gestalt law of:
a. proximity b. common fate c. similarity d. closure
Which of the following best describes ethnographic research?
a. observing people and recording their behavior either through filming or through written records b. participants are allowed to state their own responses following the question c. researchers spend a considerable amount of time among the people they wish to study, often by actually living among them d. participants are provided with specific responses to choose from
American parents who use shame and withdrawal of love in early childhood have been associated with which of the following outcomes for their children?
A. anxiety, aggression, and problems with peer relations B. strong ego development C. moral development, social maturity, and psychological control D. academic success, athletic superiority, and fairness
Behaviorists would argue that sexual orientation is the result of
a. learning. b. biology. c. hormones. d. brain structure.