For an upcoming term paper on early 20th century mental institutions, Eunhee researches the types of treatments available for schizophrenic patients. She is surprised to learn of several unusual techniques that were once used, such as ____
a. ?bleed-and-let therapy
b. ?ice-and-shiver therapy
c. ?caloric restriction therapy
d. ?insulin shock therapy
ANSWER:
d
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a. attentional processes. c. extinction processes. b. retention processes. d. production processes.
__________is the turning of an infant's head toward a touch
A) Rooting B) Sucking C) Grasping D) Assimilating E) Select
Dr. Charon, a sociologist, is likely to find the lowest rates of suicide among people who are ____
a. divorced b. single c. widowed d. married
The reason why putting a Band-Aid on a toddler's stomach might reduce her tummy-ache but not reduce the gastrointestinal distress of an adult is that:
A) toddlers are more susceptible to classical conditioning than are adults. B) adults have more pain receptors in their intestines than do toddlers. C) adults do not have the conscious expectation that the Band-Aid will work. D) toddlers have less active anterior cingulate cortices than do adults.