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Question number: 1515
» Abnormal Psychology » Somatoform Disorders
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Behavioral problems in which the person exhibits symptoms suggesting physical disease or injury, but for which there is no identifiable cause, are called
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| a. | mood disorders. |
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| b. | somatoform disorders. |
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| c. | organic brain pathologies. |
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| d. | depressive disorders. |
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Question number: 1516
» Personality » Personality Theories & Approaches » NeoFreudian & Psychodynamic Theorists
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Which personality theorist strongly rejected Sigmund Freud’s claim that males are dominant or superior to females?
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| a. | Alfred Adler |
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| b. | Carl Jung |
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| c. | Karen Horney |
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| d. | B F Skinner |
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Question number: 1517
» Abnormal Psychology » Definitions of Abnormality
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According to one definition, behavior is abnormal if it is:
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| a. | Labeled as abnormal by the society in which the individual lives |
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| b. | Statistically typical |
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| c. | Deviated from the normal behavior |
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| d. | Not under conscious control by the individual |
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Question number: 1518
» Motivation & Emotion » Biological Bases
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Coping behavior is:
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| Choice (4) | Response | |
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| a. | Always need directed |
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| b. | A form of habitual behavior |
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| c. | Often unconscious |
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| d. | Usually carried out directly |
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Question number: 1519
» Learning » Classical Conditioning
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Automobile advertisements mainly those for sports cars, often feature young pretty women. Research confirms that men rate new cars whose ads include an attractive female as faster, more attractive, better designed, and more desired as compared to cars that do not figure an attractive female. What is the unconditioned response?
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| Choice (4) | Response | |
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| a. | The advertisement |
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| b. | Desire to buy the car |
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| c. | The car |
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| d. | Finding the woman attractive |
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