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schizophrenia and delusional disorders are types of disorders. a. personality b. mood c. dissociative d. psychotic
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explain the concept of error management theory and how, according to evolutionary psychologists, error management theory relates to emotion.
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which option best characterizes how absolute deontologists and prima facie differ on the nature of genuine moral rules and principles? g
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harrison longs to be accepted but fears humiliation and embarrassment and has grown to fear close social relationships. this is a marker of:
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a treaty is a contract or other agreement between two or more nations that must be ratified by the united nations to take effect. true false
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why aren't native american dishes a staple in american cuisine? why can't i easily find a native american or indigenous american restaurant?
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principles 4 and 5 deal with how governmental power is divided. what are these principles and how do they limit the power of the government?
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nate is lifting weights to build muscle for the upcoming football season. while nate is in the gym lifting, a group of cheerleaders comes in to start practice. while the cheerleaders were watching, nate was able to do 10 reps more than he has ever accomplished in the past. this best illustrates:
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as a therapist, dr. cioffi often uses systematic desensitization. she also considers active listening to be an invaluable therapeutic tool, and she frequently makes use of free association. dr. cioffi's therapeutic approach would best be described as group of answer choices psychoanalytic. client-centered. behavioral. eclectic.
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true or false: people with panic disorder experience recurrent (more than one) and unexpected panic attacks, along with at least one month of persistent concern about additional panic attacks, worry over the consequences of the attacks, or self-defeating changes in behavior related to the attacks (e.g., avoidance of exercise or unfamiliar situations).
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a grand theory of motivation is one that: a. has the most empirical validation to support it. b. is all-encompassing and seeks to explain the full range of all motivated action. c. is recognized by leaders in the field for having been around longer that other theories. d. all of the above
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which of the following is true, in general, in regard to groups? an informal gathering cannot be considered a group. the membership of a group does not affect how its members treat outsiders. a group influences our emotional reactions. a group typically lacks definite roles and structures. a group is characterized by the independence of its members.
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jane is in an early childhood program that holds a strict emphasis on academics more than play. their intensive program utilizes flashcards, math problems, reading, and social studies using books and teacher-directed learning. her parents put her in this program because jane is thought to be highly intelligent. what outcomes can we expect for jane?
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according to the tiebout model, how would you respond if you didn't like the level of services provided in your community? you'd use voter initiatives to change the level of services. you'd vote out the local officials in the next general election. you'd vote out the local officials by calling a recall election. you'd move to a different community.
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kayla has been abused by her husband for years. feeling that she cannot escape her situation, she has become increasingly depressed and hopelessly resigned to her suffering. her reaction best illustrates
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guru gobind singh is traditionally depicted as a worldly prince, ever ready for battle. b) died at the hand of an assassin. c) is revered as the greatest guru after nanak. d) all of the above
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dsm-5-tr's dimensional approach to personality disorders begins with the notion that people whose traits significantly impair their functioning should receive a diagnosis called:
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how can law enforcement officers approach individuals with mental health issues? do police know if an individual has a mental illness? how can the community help law enforcement?
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according to the viewpoint, a management problem should be handled according to the individual and the environmental situation. multiple choice question. classical contingency humanistic behavioral
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brad is 18 and is looking into career options. he is currently deciding whether he wants to become a gourmet chef or a race car driver. brad is at what stage of erik erikson's psychosocial development?
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John (age 18) and his grandfather George (age 72) participate in the same neuroimaging study that involves two different tasks: an identity matching task and a spatial location judgment task. which of the following findings is more likely to be true?a. George shows more dorsal stream activation during the identity matching task compared to Johnb. George shows less bilateral activation during the spatial determination task compared to John.c. George shows more dorsal stream activation during the spatial determination task compared to John.d. George shows less bilateral activation during the identity matching task compared to John.
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recall a study described in class wherein research participants either played or watched someone else play a violent video game as one of three different avatars: hero, villain, or neutral. during a second phase of the study, participants had the opportunity to decide how much hot sauce another participant would have to consume (more hot sauce
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stuart loves to play golf. he typically plays 2 or 3 times a week. lately, he has been feeling down and has lost interest in the game, and has asked his friends to find someone to play in his place. this loss of interest and pleasure in an activity that stuart used to enjoy is called and is a symptom of depression. question 25 options:
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The reminiscence bump __________.usually involves events that occurred in midlife or afterallows recall of intermediate events more readily than remote or recent eventscharacterizes emotionally negative, but not positive, memoriesis evident in the autobiographical recall of older adults from diverse cultures
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