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______ has been found to have success in treating symptoms of autism, particularly regarding behavior management.
A. Risperidone therapy
When people with PTSD are able to find some broader reason or higher value for enduring it, they are engaging in the task of
A. meaning making.
A baby being measured for attachment using Ainsworth's Strange-situation procedure appears to be extremely clinging and attached to the mother's side when she comes back into the room. This baby would be classified as
A. secure
Which concept of psychoanalytic therapy is illustrated when Dr. Davenport says "I love you son" in "Antwone Fisher"?
B. Countertransference
Beatrice has a history of bipolar disorder but has been effectively treated with medication. Which of the following medications is Beatrice most likely to receive?
B. Lithium
In "Memento", why does Leonard argue that his condition has no real impact on his ability to discover truth?
B. memories are reconstructive and unreliable
Karen was being treated for dissociative identity disorder. Her personalities included a young tomboy, a sexually promiscuous young woman and an overly cautious older woman. What will be the primary therapeutic goal for Karen?
B. to integrate all her personalities into one whole
Deficits in _______ appear to be a stable characteristic of patients with schizophrenia.
B. working memory
What is a cause of dissociative amnesia?
C. emotional distress
What basic problem is reflected in the communication difficulties and impaired social relationships of ASD children?
C. lack of social imitation and reciprocity
You are given a list of grocery items to remember to purchase on your trip to the store. These items are; apples, bread, celery, lettuce, grapes, and onions. According to the recency effect, what item are you most likely to remember?
D. Onions
In "The Shawshank Redemption", Red says -"Forty years I been asking permission to piss." He says, "I can't squeeze a drop without say-so." What is the unconditioned stimulus?
D. feeling of a full bladder
What do the "Islands of personality" represent in "Inside Out"?
D. mental self schemas
Critics argue that dissociative identity disorder is a product of _______.
D. role playing
Someone asks you what time it is. You check your watch and answer. A few seconds later, after you have been distracted, someone asks what time you said it was. You have forgotten. According to the traditional information-processing view, what type of memory was this?
D. short-term
Some research has suggested that when compared to the brains of individuals who do not have the disorder, the brains of people diagnosed with autism are?
D. smaller.
A slow but steady rate of responding is most characteristic of behavior reinforced on a __________ schedule.
D. variable interval
