Writers Den

QUESTION 91

1. During the oral stage of psychosexual development, potential conflict centers on weaning.

   True

   False

1 points

QUESTION 92

1. Abnormalities in the brain’s limbic system are often seen in antisocial personality disorder.

   True

   False

1 points

QUESTION 93

1. Freud based much of his theory on:
   

   naturalistic observation.

   case studies.

   large-scale surveys.

   controlled experiments.

1 points

QUESTION 94

1. The limbic system contains the:
   

   hippocampus and medulla.

   cerebellum and hypothalamus.

   thalamus and amygdala.

   hypothalamus and reticular formation.

1 points

QUESTION 95

1. A person with antisocial personality disorders show reduced tissue volume in the brain’s:
   

   limbic system.

   hypothalamus.

   corpus callosum.

   prefrontal cortex.

1 points

QUESTION 96

1. Cognitive therapists believe that psychological disorders reflect:
   

   maladaptive behaviors.

   feelings of isolation and stagnation.

   distortions in thinking.

   unconscious conflicts.

1 points

QUESTION 97

1. Conformity based on a desire for approval is called _____ social influence. Conformity based on the desire to reduce uncertainty is called _____ social influence.
   

   situational; dispositional

   normative; informational

   dispositional; situational

   informational; normative

1 points

QUESTION 98

1. Behavior therapy is a type of _____ therapy that _____.
   

   insight; uses learning principles

   psychological; uses learning principles

   psychological; changes maladaptive thoughts

   insight; changes maladaptive thoughts

1 points

QUESTION 99

1. Children of _____ parents tend to lack self-control, act impulsively, and show no respect for boundaries.
   

   uninvolved

   permissive

   authoritarian

   authoritative

1 points

QUESTION 100

1. A token economy applies _____ to modify behaviors by reinforcing desired behaviors with tokens that can be exchanged for various treats.
   

   operant conditioning

   latent learning

   observational learning

   classical conditioning