Patient P.F.was tasked with designing a new lab space.His inability to actually generate a new architectural lab design for over two hours after being presented with the problem suggests that his right-hemisphere lesion to the prefrontal cortex affected his ability to engage with ______.

A) ill-defined problems
B) well-defined problems
C) expert systems
D) critical thinking

According to Bronfenbrenner's bioecological model, family, peers, and school represent a person's ______.

A) microsystem
B) mesosystem
C) macrosystem
D) exosystem

Terrence uses opiate drugs daily.He normally takes his pills in the morning,right after he has a shower.If Terrance has developed tolerance to these pills,what is likely to happen after his shower if Terrance does NOT take the pills

A)  The shower will elicit unconditioned compensatory responses, which will result in an experience of pain. 
B)  The shower will elicit unconditioned stimuli, which will counteract any withdrawal symptoms that he experiences. 
C)  The shower will elicit conditioned responses, which will be experienced as a placebo effect. 
D)  The shower will elicit conditioned compensatory responses, which will be experienced as withdrawal.

Classical conditioning has been demonstrated ________.

A) in humans and in other animals
B) only in mammals
C) only in dogs
D) in all forms of animals except insects

Karl is 21 years old. As an emerging adult, which of the following actions taken by him indicates a "revolving door" existence?

A) Karl was learning to play the guitar but has now decided to learn the saxophone instead.
B) Karl is unable to decide who he likes better, Mindy or Vanessa as his girlfriend.
C) Karl visits his grandparents every Christmas.
D) Karl returns to his father's house each time he runs out of money.

A therapist suggests that Mr.Broshi continues to bite his fingernails because this behavior often reduced his feelings of anxiety in the past.The therapist's suggestion most clearly an example of

A) the biological perspective.
B) genetics.
C) epigenetics.
D) reinforcement.